How to log in to the WordPress admin page?

The WordPress admin page (also known as the WordPress dashboard) is where you manage and update your website. From writing posts and adding pages to changing your website’s design and settings, everything you need to build and maintain your website can be found here.

Note: Your WordPress admin login details are automatically created during service activation.

Once your WordPress Hosting (WP Squared) service is set up, you can access the WordPress admin page A. from within the WP Squared dashboard or B. directly through the browser using your website’s WordPress admin link.

 

 

A. Log in from within the WP Squared dashboard

1. Log in to WP Squared. Upon reaching your WP Squared dashboard, aligned with your website, click Log in to WordPress Admin.

Note: Depending on your WordPress Hosting plan, you can create and manage multiple WordPress websites, all of which will be displayed and accessible from your WP Squared dashboard.

2. Done! A new tab will appear, redirecting you to the WordPress admin page.

B. Directly through the browser using your website’s WordPress admin link

Note: If you do not have your WordPress credentials or have forgotten them, you can access the WordPress admin page to reset your password. You may also click here for the guide.

1. You can also access the WordPress admin page directly by entering your login link in your browser. Simply go to yourdomain.com/wp-admin (replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain name).

2. Enter your WordPress Username or Email Address and Password, then click Log In.

Note: Your WordPress username and default email address are automatically created when your WP Squared service is activated. You can use either one to log in to your WordPress admin page. If you are unsure what your username or default email address is, please refer to our guide: How to locate your WordPress Admin login details (Username, Email, Password Setup).

*Optional: You can also check the Remember Me box to stay logged in on your browser longer, so you do not have to enter your credentials every time you visit the page.

3. Done! Similarly, you should be redirected to the WordPress admin page.

Note: If your domain has not fully propagated yet or your website is not live, you may be unable to access the admin page using this link immediately.