How do I access the WordPress admin of my Faaaster site?
The WP Dashboard button, in the banner at the top of the site screen, opens the WordPress admin and signs you in automatically. No WordPress credentials to enter.
You don't need to know the WordPress password. The sign-in is handled from your Faaaster session.
Logging in
- Open the site from your Projects.
- In the banner at the top, click WP Dashboard.
The WordPress admin opens in a new tab, already signed in.
Which WordPress account?
You choose. If the site has several WordPress administrators, a "Select an account" screen appears before you go in: each administrator is listed with their username and avatar. You click, and the admin opens under that identity.
If there is only one administrator, this step is skipped — you land directly in WordPress.
It's useful beyond convenience. The actions you take in WordPress will be attributed to the chosen account: revision history, content author, plugin logs. Choosing the right account keeps a clear audit trail.
Faaaster role and WordPress role
The two are independent. Your Faaaster role determines who can click the button: the Owner, an Admin or a Member, never a Viewer. It does not decide what the person can do once inside WordPress. The rights inside the site are those of the selected WordPress account.
To give someone limited access, create a WordPress account for them with the appropriate role — Editor, Author — from the site's admin. The WP Dashboard button, for its part, always leads to an administrator account.
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Updated on: 10/03/2026
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