JianShuo

I created my first plugin when I created my CEO Blog. The problem is obvious: I am going to have a CEO blog where I can share my thoughts with the team frequently. I tried to write a different blog, and I found it is just impossible to maintain two. So I decided to put it on to my own personal blog.
Although most of the articles are public in nature, I do have something that I hope to disclose to the general public later. I don’t want to have complicated OAuth based verification. A simple IP based restriction is good enough. There is no simple solution so I wrote one myself.

IP Only

Restrict access only to specific IP address. Other visitors will see a message. The article is hidden from feed as well.

Md Siddiqur Rahman

The Advanced Email Domain Restriction plugin provides a lightweight but powerful way to control which email domains are allowed to register on your WordPress site.
<h3>Key Features:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Allow-list Only: Restrict registrations to a specific list of trusted domains.</li>
<li>Bulk Upload: Import large lists of domains via CSV.</li>
<li>Domain Export: Download your allowed domains list for backup or analysis.</li>
<li>WooCommerce Support: Fully compatible with WooCommerce customer registration.</li>
<li>Form Plugin Support: Automatically validate email fields in Contact Form 7, WPForms, and Elementor Pro forms.</li>
<li>TLD & Full Email Support: Restrict registrations to specific TLDs (e.g., .com) or specific email addresses (e.g., user@example.com).</li>
<li>Case-Insensitive: Matches <code>gmail.com</code> regardless of how the user types it.</li>
<li>Custom Messages: Define your own error messages for restricted domains.</li>
</ul>

Advanced Email Domain Restriction

Restrict user registrations to specific domains, TLDs, or email addresses. Includes CSV import/export and WooCommerce support.

IP Only vs Advanced Email Domain Restriction