How can we help?

Search for answers or browse our knowledge base.

Table of Contents

What are the default WordPress activity log detail levels?

The WP Activity Log plugin has the most detailed WordPress activity log. Though not everyone is interested in knowing all the geeky details of what is happening under the hood of their WordPress website. Some are interested in knowing just what their users are doing. Hence why the WP Activity Log plugin has two default activity log detail levels, as explained in this post.

Basic WordPress activity log detail level

The basic WordPress activity log detail level is ideal for those who manage a team of authors and editors and are simply interested in keeping an eye on what their team is doing. Therefore when configured on this log level, the plugin will keep a log of what users are doing such as logins and logouts, post changes such as content changes etc and similar events. It will not keep a log of changes that can be done by administrators only such as changing the default settings in WordPress.

Refer to the list of WordPress activity log events for a complete list of which WordPress activity log events are included in the basic WordPress activity log level.

Geek WordPress activity log detail level

The geek WordPress activity log detail level is for all those who want to know all the details of what is happening underneath the hood of their WordPress websites and multisite networks. Therefore this log level also includes the logging of admin changes to the WordPress website settings and defaults etc.

Refer to the list of WordPress activity log events for a complete list of WordPress website and multisite network changes the WP Activity Log plugin can keep a log of.

Changing the WordPress activity log detail level

You can change the level of the WordPress activity log from the Log Level drop down menu in the Enable/Disable Events section of the plugin, as shown in the below screenshot.

Configuring the WordPress activity log level in the WP Activity Log plugin

If the default log levels are not what you are looking for, you can always manually disable (and re-enable) events individually in the WordPress activity log.

The survey results are in: Find out what your WordPress security gameplan might be missing

Uploading Melapress Login Security as a zip file in WordPress
Melapress Login Security in the WordPress plugin repository
Close

Installing Melapress Login Security Free

Congratulations on taking control of your WordPress website's security by implementing robust login and password policies with Melapress Login Security. You can change your login page URL, limit failed login attempts, and reset passwords.

 

Below are two ways to install Melapress Login Security on your website:

Go to your plugin dashboard on your site, then go to "Add New" and then search for Melapress Login Security.

Download the Melapress Login Security plugin zip, then select upload in your plugin dashboard under "Add New".

OPTION 1

OPTION 2

Uploading CAPTCHA 4WP as a zip file in WordPress
CAPTCHA 4WP in the WordPress plugin repository
Close

Installing CAPTCHA 4WP Free

Well done you. You're one step closer to safeguarding your WordPress website from spam and automated attacks with CAPTCHA 4WP. You'll be able to effortlessly integrate CAPTCHA into your forms and enjoy a website with enhanced security.

 

Below are two ways to install CAPTCHA 4WP on your website:

Go to your plugin dashboard on your site, then go to "Add New", and then search for CAPTCHA 4WP.

Download the CAPTCHA 4WP plugin zip, then select upload in your plugin dashboard under "Add New".

OPTION 1

OPTION 2

Uploading WP Activity Log as a zip file in WordPress
WP Activity Log in the WordPress plugin repository
Close

Installing WP Activity Log Free on your website

You deserve a pat on the back for choosing to record user actions and changes on your website. That is the first step towards better user accountability, easier troubleshooting of website security, and many other benefits of issues.

 

Below are the two ways to install WP Activity Log on your website:

Go to your plugin dashboard on your site, then go to "Add New" and then search for WP Activity Log.

Download the WP Activity Log plugin zip, then select upload in your plugin dashboard under "Add New".

OPTION 1

OPTION 2

Uploading WP 2FA as a zip file in WordPress
WP 2FA in the WordPress plugin repository
Close

Installing WP 2FA Free

Congratulations on taking the first step towards enhancing your WordPress site's security with WP 2FA Free! You're now on your way to protecting your valuable data and ensuring peace of mind. No coding or technical knowledge is required.

 

Below are two ways to install WP 2FA on your website:

Go to your plugin dashboard on your site, then go to "Add New", and then search for WP 2FA.

Download the WP 2FA plugin zip, then select upload in your plugin dashboard under "Add New".

OPTION 1

OPTION 2