Restricting Pages to logged in users

| April 9, 2007 | 0 Comments

redwing studio has a detailed description how to set up a Page in your WordPress blog so that only logged in users can see the content. You can restrict access to a page by making it private, or by using a Role Manager plugin, but this method allows the following:

The Page shows up on the navigation bar (it doesn’t with the other methods)
If a user tries to view it and is not logged in, you can have the page display whatever you want, such as a login form and/or a message telling them they must log in to see the content (the page just appears blank with the other methods)

To accomplish this, you need to create a unique Page template, and modify the code.

User only/protected pages in WordPress>>

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Tags: Pages, roles