blackc2004

<p>Check if the user can see protected content</p>
<p>(This is a proof of conenpt ONLY, do NOT use)</p>
<p>This plugin checks to see if each post being returned has a metadata tag of “lowestLevel” it then does a Webservice call to our internal software which holds the information about if a user has purchased support. If the user has not purchased the required support they are redirected to another warning page or the login page.</p>


Protected Content

Check if the user can see protected content (This is a proof of conenpt ONLY, do NOT use)

Tomas

<p>This plugin will hide private posts and password protected posts in front end. In back end, admin / editor can still edit the post, also if a user know the url of<br />
private posts and password protected posts, they can open the posts too, of course, because these URLs is not listed in front end, so in general, nobody know<br />
these  private posts and password protected posts, unless you sent URLs to your friends.</p>
<p>Also support custom the wordpress default words of private post to your own words. You will find the “Private Post” menu in wordpress admin area, in “Private Post Settings” panel, you can change default words in ” Replace default words of private post” option panel.</p>
<p>Why I develop this plugin:<br />
On my site, I offten publish new version of my plugins, it means I need add new features in my plugin posts, before I change my posts, I’d like write a backup posts first, and for<br />
avoid users / google read these duplicate posts, I add them as private posts, but I found these private posts is showing my theme’s homepage, so I dig the wordpress wp_posts table and<br />
develop this plugin hide any private posts and password protected posts in front end, it works well.</p>
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Private Password Posts

Hide private posts and password protected posts in front end

Protected Content vs Private Password Posts