Hi @affanabbas158

As @fierevere mentioned, you can hide usernames using plugins or make it in hash format if you want. But these are not best practices in term of SEO. Because people may find interest to read content of specific author and that’s why search engines index author based posts and author archives.

You will notice all popular social media has usernames exposed in their profile. As you are thinking this as security fact, yes, it’s considerable, but we can handle this in other ways. Here are some steps you can follow to reduce the risk.

1. Change the admin login URL. By default it’s wp-admin, so you can use a plugins like WPS Hide Login to change login URL. This way they will have your user name, but they don’t know where to use it.
2. Add captcha on login. Most of the time they use robotic attack, using a captcha method, you can prevent multiple attempts.
3. Limit the login attempts, you will find different plugins that will help you to limit login attempts, so you can set 5 or 10 maximum attempts from an ip, then it will be blocked and only you can unlock from admin dashboard.
4. Enable 2FA for login.

Hope these will help you to reduce risk of exposing WordPress user names.

Have a nice day!
Muhibul

Hi @donkeydigest

Thanks for posting! If you are not a coder, you can use a page builder like Elementor, Gutenberg, Bricks Builder. These builders help non-technical people to develop pages without any coding knowledge. You can create an author single page or template using their methods.

For learning the methods, you can follow different tutorials from Youtube. By the way, are you already using any page builder on your website?

Hi @jayvyas392

Thanks for asking the question here! But Jetpack has special forum where you will get better suggestion for your issue. They can check your site connection and assist you to connect Jetpack on your website. Here is the support forum for Jetpack!

Best of luck!
Muhibul

Hi @tanveen

My theme was approved by Kafle.

Best regards,

Muhibul

Hi @seven640

Thanks for the update! I am always happy to help. Anyway you solved the issue that is important to me.

Best of luck!
Muhibul

Hi @kaostc

Could you please explain a bit, do you want same font on both frontend and backend or different? I am saying this, because you said, how to prevent? This is making me confused actually. If you can give a little more context then it would be helpful for us.

Best regards
Muhibul

Hi @seven640,

Thanks for posting here. In single pages the heading is looking large, I agree with you. A quick fix can be adding below style on your theme.

h1.wp-block-post-title {
    font-size: 28px;
}

Minimalistix theme is a block theme so, you can edit the single page template from Appearance → Editor. This will help you create custom layout for your single page as well.

Please let me know if you need further assistance!

Best regards
Muhibul