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WordPress Database – User Roles Tied To Table Preface

February 19, 2021 Tidbit Cindy Elliott

If you are recreating a website and need to change the table names, one thing to keep in mind is that the user roles (plus their capabilities) in the wp_options table is saved under the option_name of wp_user_roles. Sounds simple, right? But what if you were not prefacing your WordPress tables with wp_, but with
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