Member minder allows you to provide premium content to users with specific roles. Allowing for an easy subscriber based content system.

James Andrews

Member Minder is a WordPress plugin that allows a site owner to decide who sees what content based on roles that a user is given. Roles must be non administrative and be specifically level_0 privileged, since it makes no sense to restrict users on the front end who have privileges to edit on the back end.
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You can also hide content from unprivileged users by use the [memberminder] short code. To do so you need a required attribute “secure”.
<pre><code>[memberminder secure="members-only"]This content is only viewable by members[/memberminder]
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The text “This content is only viewable by members” will only be displayed if the user has the role “members-only”. To allow more than one role to view the content add roles in a comma delimited list without spaces like so.
<pre><code>[memberminder secure="members-only,friends"]This content is only viewable by members[/memberminder]
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Now the roles “members-only” and “friends” can view the content.
When using short codes if a user is not in the “secure” role(s). The content simply does not display. There will be no message to indicate that there is even any content where the short code is. This allows for content injection based on roles on a page or post. If you want the default message to show simply add the attribute ‘enable_alt_text=”true”‘ to your short code like this.
<pre><code>[memberminder secure="members-only" enable_alt_text="true"]This content is only viewable by members[/memberminder]
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Now the default message for secure content will show up where the shortcode is placed.
Roles
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The plugin does not currently support the addition of roles. Please use another plugin such as
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-role-editor/
Please note that in order to lock a user out of viewing content they must be level_0 and only be able to “read” as a capability.

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