Changeset 3119414
- Timestamp:
- 07/16/2024 05:31:57 PM (21 months ago)
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- simple-page-access-restriction
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tags/1.0.28/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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simple-page-access-restriction/tags/1.0.28/readme.txt
r3118660 r3119414 67 67 == Installation == 68 68 69 1. Simply install and activate this plugin.69 1. Download the plugin zip file, then install and activate it on your WordPress website. 70 70 71 2. Go to the plugin settings page and choose a Login Redirect Page.71 2. In the admin area, locate the plugin’s menu page “Simple Page Access Restriction”. Here you can see all the settings you can configure for this plugin. 72 72 73 3. Then, select which page you want to restrict for logged-in users only.73 3. Set a “Login Redirect Page”, where guest users will be redirected to, after trying to access a restricted page. Then Save Changes. 74 74 75 4. In the Edit Page modus, locate the Simple Page Access Restriction Box and enable restriction only for logged-in users.75 4. Then, you have to select the individual page(s)/post(s) you want to restrict for logged-in users only. Open the page(s)/post(s) individually in Edit modus, and in the metabox added by Simple Page Access Restriction Plugin on the right side tick the checkbox “For Logged-In Users Only”. Then Update the page. 76 76 77 5. Try to visit the restricted page on the frontend as a guest user, and it will automatically redirect you to the Login Redirect Page previously set on the Settings Page. 77 78 78 79 == Frequently Asked Questions == -
simple-page-access-restriction/trunk/readme.txt
r3118664 r3119414 67 67 == Installation == 68 68 69 1. Simply install and activate this plugin.69 1. Download the plugin zip file, then install and activate it on your WordPress website. 70 70 71 2. Go to the plugin settings page and choose a Login Redirect Page.71 2. In the admin area, locate the plugin’s menu page “Simple Page Access Restriction”. Here you can see all the settings you can configure for this plugin. 72 72 73 3. Then, select which page you want to restrict for logged-in users only.73 3. Set a “Login Redirect Page”, where guest users will be redirected to, after trying to access a restricted page. Then Save Changes. 74 74 75 4. In the Edit Page modus, locate the Simple Page Access Restriction Box and enable restriction only for logged-in users.75 4. Then, you have to select the individual page(s)/post(s) you want to restrict for logged-in users only. Open the page(s)/post(s) individually in Edit modus, and in the metabox added by Simple Page Access Restriction Plugin on the right side tick the checkbox “For Logged-In Users Only”. Then Update the page. 76 76 77 5. Try to visit the restricted page on the frontend as a guest user, and it will automatically redirect you to the Login Redirect Page previously set on the Settings Page. 77 78 78 79 == Frequently Asked Questions ==
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