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WordPress itself has a basic option for making pages or posts private. It's not the most user-friendly way to do it, as we'll see in a minute. However, I will show you how to set it up before moving on to more sophisticated options.



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Private pages are slightly better because once someone logs in, they can immediately see all the private pages and posts without having to log in over and over again. However, only Admins and Editors can see private WordPress content. If you want to allow other user roles (e.g. Subscribers or Members) to see the private pages and posts, you have to install a plugin to change the user permissions. That can be fiddly.


The WordPress Password Protected Categories plugin lets you hide any type of category or taxonomy from public visitors. You can set it up so only specific users, user roles, or people with the correct password can access the private area.


Password Protected Categories is the perfect option for anyone looking to create a private area on their WordPress website. It also makes it easy to build a private blog or make your portfolio, gallery, or events private.


By using the Password Protected Categories plugin to create a private section of your WordPress site, you can password-protect entire areas in a user-friendly way. This is better than using WordPress to make individual pages private because:


If you run an online store powered by WooCommerce, you might want to create a private store. For example, you might want to have some products that only members can buy. By making WooCommerce private, you can have a members-only area in WooCommerce.


Use the WooCommerce Wholesale Pro plugin to create a private wholesale area in WooCommerce. You can set it up so wholesale buyers are charged different prices from your public customers. This is a simple way to sell to different types of customers (e.g. regular customers and wholesale buyers) on the same site.






You can also use the Password Protected Categories plugin to protect event booking areas on your WordPress website based on their category. The plugin works seamlessly with any WordPress events plugin including Events Calendar Pro, Event Espresso, and WP Events Manager.


As you see articles and pages have the management of separate capabilities. Therefore remember to do the process for the pages, for the articles or for both, depending on the type of content that you will make private.


Note: If you are doing tests as a subscriber and you have already gone on the page (before you have enabled this role to view the private pages) having so received a 404, then when you enable it it will take some time before this setting is active in your browser (to resolve immediately empty the cache).


A WordPress private page functions much like the name suggests, in that the page is hidden from the public. But what are the features that come along with a WordPress private page? And what are the instances in which you may consider utilizing this functionality for?


However, some situations require more advanced features to block out certain users or to better protect special information. You may even want a customized login page for members before they get to see the private content.


A private page is wonderful for adding a blocked section of your paid membership website or keeping your site clean during the development phase. However, exclusive blog posts and training materials are not really sensitive. Neither is an internal discussion forum.


Another option is to install one of the many free or premium private page or content restriction plugins. They often include features for adding unique user roles to the list of people allowed to view the content.


Private pages are popular for membership sites, internal company pages, and development projects. You have the option to either utilize the built-in WordPress private page and post tools or you could go the more advanced route and install a plugin to handle the job and implement more features.


Hey everyone! I'm designing a new website using the Avada theme. I need to create a private area only accessible to logged-in users. The idea is to allow my clients to only view the files that I have associated with each of them. After some research, I found the following plugins, but they don't meet my needs:


Apart from that you will get a unique private portal page for every user of your site and let the administrator add user specific content to this client area. Only the owner will be able to see the content in this private portal. WP Private Content Plus provides the ability to display different menu items to different users based on their login status as well as user roles. You can extend the private area with private discussions (private messages) and private files using the PRO Version.


I Google'd it and the steps they mention "go to the privacy tab, select private" simply don't exist on my dashboard. I also installed a few plugins that were suppose to disable the site but I can still access it when typing in the URL on other PCs and etc.


I would recommend this option if the site is under construction and only a few developers need access. Otherwise, the plugin and the previous code snippet are better options if you run a private blog or membership site for family, friends, or a company.


Due to the fact they are restricted and not accessible to everyone, private pages and posts or pages that are password-protected can be used for sharing content that is, to a certain extent, private or classified. However, this does not mean it is suitable for publishing sensitive information.


1. Log into your Dashboard and navigate to Pages. Now, depending on whether you want to change the privacy settings for an existing page or create a new private page, click on either All Pages or Add New. If you clicked on All Pages, choose the page you would like to set to private.


1. Log into your Dashboard and navigate to Posts. For making an existing post private, select the post and click on it. For creating a new private post, click on Add New.


A private WooCommerce store is not to be confused with the act of making specific products private. A private store means every product within the store as well as the store itself (pages and links) are hidden unless access is granted. Making specific products private does not hide your entire store. Instead, only specific products will be hidden from view until access is granted while the rest of your store remains available for all customers.


We recommend WooCommerce Private Store if you want to make your entire store private. If you only want to make part of your shop private, we recommend a plugin called WooCommerce Protected Categories instead. It allows you to make part of your store private by hiding individual categories. We actually have a tutorial that shows you how to do just that.


Barn2 Media is a family-run WordPress development business based out of England. The company was founded as a WordPress development agency in 2009. They developed client sites for years and perfected their expertise in WordPress development by developing private, one-off plugins on a client-by-client basis. They offered their first premium plugin to the public in 2016 and completely redesigned their business structure to focus solely on developing premium WordPress plugins anyone could purchase. Their healthy collection of over seven plugins is being used by over 5,000 websites so far. Plugins include WooCommerce Private Store, the star of this tutorial, as well as WooCommerce Product Table, which we offer a tutorial for as well, and WooCommerce Protected Categories.


You can add any type of content specific to that user and click the Save button to save the content. The content added here will only be visible to the selected user in the private page. Once you load the user again, existing content should be displayed inside the editor.


In the previous section, we added private content for spcific user. Now we need a way to display the private content to users. Create a new page and add [wppcp_private_page] shortcode to the page as shown in the following screenshot.


Once users logs in and views this page, they will get the private content assigned by the admin. No user will be able to see the private page for other users. Following screenshot previews the private page for a logged in user.


Has anyone incorporated 2FA into these private pages? I am concerned that a single access email and password can too easily be shared. I would love if there is a way to incorporate 2FA to lock it down to one user.


Can you tell me if anyone is using this private content for their real estate business? I like the concept but wondering how I can incorporate this into a real estate website. I was thinking possibly private pages with homes listed but to view a visitor needs to sign up??


Of course, there are many other ways you can use a WordPress private site. The main idea is simple: only members or authorized users will be able to view your site and access the content you publish on it.


The Profile Builder Pro plugin makes it incredibly easy to make your entire WordPress website private. Once you have the plugin installed and activated on your site, all you have to do is enable the Private Website setting.


Using the Profile Builder Pro plugin, you can also choose to make only a part of your WordPress site private. The easiest (and most flexible) way to do this is by using the Roles Editor module. In other words, the user roles will determine what your users can and cannot do on your WordPress private site.


You can follow these steps to assign different capabilities to different user roles. This is an easy way to make a part of your WordPress site private. Plus, it also works for WooCommerce capabilities. You can use this to allow authorized users to purchase merchandise from your WooCommerce members-only store.

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