Mehedi

Faruk Ahmed

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HalalBrains

<h4>Important Notice:</h4>
This plugin has been superseded by a new and improved solution! We’ve developed a more advanced plugin that offers better features, enhanced performance, and ongoing support.
<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/content-restriction/" rel="ugc">All-in-One Content Restriction</a> is the recommended replacement of this plugin.It comes with more customization options, improved compatibility, and a more user-friendly interface.
<h4>We strongly encourage you to switch to [All-in-One Content Restriction](https://wordpress.org/plugins/content-restriction/) for an upgraded experience.</h4>
Thank you for using our plugin and for your continued support!

Manny Costales

This plugin create shortcodes to restrict the access to Visitors, Members or specific role. You can create sections in your page/post only visible to members (logged users), visitors or for an specific role.
To use you need to create the content and wrap it with these shortcodes: [visitor], [member] or [showifrole].
<ul>
<li>You can use the parameters ‘is’ and ‘msg’. If you not specify them, the default value will be use instead.</li>
<li>The paramater ‘is’ is use it with the shortcode [showifrole] to check for that specific user. The default value is ‘administrator’.</li>
<li>And ‘msg’ is the message the system is going to show. You can use html code with single apostrophes (‘). The default value is null.</li>
</ul>
Examples:
‘[visitor] 
 content only visible to visitors 
[/visitor]
[member msg=”You need to <a href='/wp-login' rel="nofollow ugc">Login</a> to see this content.”] 
 content only visible to members 
[/member]
[showifrole is=administrator] 
 content only visible for administrators 
[/showifrole]
[showifrole is=author msg=”You don’t have the required role.”] 
 content only visible for authors 
[showifrole]’

Members Restricted Access

This plugin creates shortcodes to restrict the access to users (visitors, members or by an specific role). You can also add a shortcode and use nested …

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