wordpress for mac ftp credentials on localhost

WordPress Administrator email address, username, password, and login URL (this frequently, but not always, looks something like this: ).

Here’s the big list of every password you should have on file for your WordPress site.

I’ve made it easy for both site owners and web designers to get the credentials they need: just send your contractor (or client) our WordPress Credentials Checklist. Keep in mind that whoever controls the email address associated with the account, controls that account. If your site was designed or is managed by someone, I strongly recommend getting ALL of these credentials from her/him. I am a huge proponent of password vaults (I use LastPass), but any secure method that works for you is better than using the same password everywhere! But when disaster strikes, and you are scrambling to solve a problem, it is far better to have all your passwords handy. Most passwords can be retrieved from your host or easily reset if you have control of the email address associated with the account. What is a credential? A digital credential usually consists of a username and password, but sometimes can also include a hostname or port number, depending on the type of asset you are trying to access. I recently helped a web designer move a WordPress site from a staging server to a production host, and it struck me how many credentials were needed.

Wordpress for mac ftp credentials on localhost