Jess

A simple plugin that allows you to restrict access to certain pages on your website to only logged in users quickly and easily. This plugin can be useful to those who do not need overly complicated membership systems, and to those who want to password protect a group of pages but don’t want to password protect each page individually, forcing the users to log into each one.
It is simple to use. First select whether you want to password protect all pages by default, and want to choose which pages are public. Or choose to allow all pages to be public by default, and choose which pages are password protected.
When non-logged in users try to access a password protected page they will be redirected to the WordPress login screen. Once logged in, they will be redirected back to the requested page and will not be asked to log in again on subsequent pages.

Password Protect Pages

Restrict access to specific pages to only logged in users.

Matt Miller

Mohsin Rasool

Dan Mossop

Miller Media

deltafactory

IAmAdamTaylor

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Do you have a password protected post or page that has child (and grandchild) pages? Currently, you have to password protect each of these pages individually but, with this simple and efficient plugin, you can automatically password protect a page and all of it’s children automatically with the click of a button.
Once you choose the ‘Visibility’ option on a post and update it to ‘Password Protected’, you will be given a checkbox where you can opt into protecting all of that post’s children and grandchildren.
PROTECT THE CHILDREN!

Protect the Children!

Simple plugin that performs perfectly and provides good explanation. Great job!

Clean and simple

Easily password protect the child pages/posts of a post/page that is password protected.

Password Protect Pages vs Protect the Children!