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About Page Restrict
This plugin allows you to restrict certain pages or posts on your WordPress website to only be accessible by logged in users. It has a simple admin interface where you can select which pages or posts to restrict, and it also works for posts. To upgrade the plugin, deactivate it, delete the previous folder, upload the new folder, and activate it again. To use the plugin, go to the Settings > Page Restrict section in your WordPress admin area, choose your restriction method, and select the pages or posts you want to restrict.Frequently asked questions
What does the Page Restrict plugin do?
The Page Restrict plugin allows you to restrict access to certain pages or posts to logged-in users only. It is useful when you want to make content accessible only after a user logs in or registers.
How do I configure the Page Restrict plugin?
After activation, navigate to Settings > Page Restrict in your WordPress admin area. From there, you can choose your restriction method: all, none, or selected pages/posts.
Can I restrict individual posts with this plugin?
Yes, the plugin now works for posts. You can select specific posts to restrict access to logged-in users.
How do I upgrade the Page Restrict plugin?
To upgrade, deactivate the plugin, delete the old 'pagerestrict' folder from the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, upload the new 'pagerestrict' folder, and then activate the plugin again through the 'Plugins' menu.
