The My Blogs screen lists the WordPress.com sites and blogs that you can contribute to and/or edit. You can find out how to access it and transfer, hide, or leave blogs on the My Blogs screen.
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To open this, please click your profile picture on the top right corner and then click “Manage Blogs” as shown in the image below.
This section displays a list of blogs you are a team member on, including sites you own, or an administrator, editor, author, or contributor to. Sites you are subscribed to will not display here. Instead, they are managed in your the Reader.
Plugin-enabled sites appear under Linked Blogs. When plugins are enabled on sites, they’re separated from the shared environment that Free, Personal, and Premium plan sites all use and are isolated to their own server environment – this is to make sure that any security risks introduced by plugins or code that you might add to the site wouldn’t impact anyone else.
Your user role — Contributor, Author, Editor, or Administrator — determines whether or not you can publish posts and manage a site’s settings. User roles can only be changed by blog Administrators.
If you want to remove a site from appearing on your My Sites page, in the admin bar and under the My Blogs tab of the WordPress.com home page (for example, if you don’t need to access it regularly), you have the option to hide or make the blog visible on your Dashboard. Go to your profile (by clicking on the profile picture on the top right) and click Manage Blogs on the left side.
Once you click that, hover over the text under the Dashboard column, and a link will appear:
Note that this option only affects the visibility on your dashboards. It does not affect the dashboards of anyone else nor others’ access to the blog. Also, note that we can’t hide the primary site. The primary site can be changed from the Account Settings page before it can be hidden.
At the top of the My Blogs page are filters. These allow you to view all your blogs, only those visible on your Dashboard or only blogs hidden on your Dashboard. The number of blogs you have of each type is shown next to each filter:
Setting the blog that you most commonly use as Primary makes it easier to access its settings when interacting on WordPress.com.
You can view stats for each blog by clicking the stats icon:
Full details on this can be found on the Post by Email and Post by Voice pages.
To change the same setting on multiple sites at once, check the box next to the name of each site you want to modify:
Then, from the Bulk Actions drop-down, select the action you want to perform:
Click on the Apply button, and the action will be applied to all checked items.
You can add more than one site or blog to your WordPress.com account. This will allow you to use a single login (your account) to manage multiple sites and blogs. You can add a new site or blog using the Create a Blog or Website support guide steps.
If you no longer wish to be a Contributor, Author, or Editor of a blog, hover your mouse over the URL of the blog you wish to leave and click the Leave Blog link:
Administrators can leave a blog provided they are not also the blog owner. After confirming your decision, the blog will be removed from your list, and you’ll no longer have access to it.
If you’re a site administrator, you can completely transfer ownership of a blog (including all upgrades) to another user. The Transfer Blog feature is fully explained on the Moving a Blog page.
To change a blog’s address, please see the support document on Changing a Blog Address.
