Jan Štětina

Instead of a shortcode <code>[closed-blog-helper]</code> shows a (customizable) message for the visitor according to their access rights to the blog.
Intended for use on multisite, but should work on single blogs too.
It recognizes five different situations:
<ul>
<li>Superadmin</li>
<li>Admin</li>
<li>Logged in but not registered on the blog (cannot <code>read</code>)</li>
<li>Logged in and can <code>read</code></li>
<li>Visitor</li>
</ul>
Message texts can be customized using few predefined keywords.
Developed for private use, but has perspective for more extensive usage. I can’t guarantee any support in the future nor further development, but it is to be expected. Kindly inform me about bugs, if you find any, or propose new features: zaantar@zaantar.eu.

Closed Blog Helper

Instead of a shortcode shows a (customizable) message for the visitor according to their access rights to the blog.

Silver Muru

WS Force Login Page force users who are not logged in by redirect into login page, this way it is good tool for developers to install sites which are in development process by restrict access to site and its content. Or when you want to put all site articles under password this plugin will do this! Working also with domains what includes umlaut letters like ö, ä, õ, ü
Suitable also for putting site to maintenance mode and show custom message in login view.

WS Force Login Page

I had problem with other similar plugins what didnt work in sites with domains what included umlaut letters like ö, ä, õ, ü thats why I needed this kind of plugin



Useful

Redirecting user to login page if not logged in, working also with domains what includes umlaut letters like ö, ä, õ, ü

Closed Blog Helper vs WS Force Login Page