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To find out which user role has access to your WordPress panel, you need to look at the file structure of your wordpress installation. The wp-admin folder is where you will find the controlling files for your WordPress admin area. In that folder, there is a file called user-edit.php. This page allows editors and administrators to edit user profiles. If we open that file and search for the “edit_user” capability, we can see that it requires a user to have the “manage_options” capability in order to perform this action (in other words, be an administrator).

So, if you want to find out who has access to your WordPress panel, you need to check the user roles.

This is a very common issue that can occur for a variety of reasons. Let’s take a look at some of the most likely causes and how to fix them.

One possible cause is that your WordPress files are not uploaded correctly. This can happen if you didn’t upload all the files in the correct directory or if some of the files are corrupted. To fix this, try re-uploading all the WordPress files to your server.

Another possibility is that your gallery plugin is not compatible with your current theme. Sometimes, switching to a different theme can fix this issue. Alternatively, you can try disabling all plugins except for your gallery plugin and see if that makes a difference.