Word press personal profile
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WordPress personal profiles allow users to customize settings and personal information. The steps are: 1) Click "Your Profile" under Users; 2) Customize visual editor, admin color scheme, keyboard shortcuts, toolbar, name, contact info, bio, password, and photo; 3) Click "Update Profile" to save changes. Users can personalize their WordPress experience and account information through the personal profile page.
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