Christian Leuenberg

This plugin helps you to hide certain parts of your content like a paragraph or an image etc. to logged-out users or users of any other role with just a simple shortcode.
Customize the shortcode in order to display a special note to your users, apply custom CSS classes for your own design or hide the restricted parts completely.
Features:
<ul>
<li>text within shortcode <code>[member][/member]</code> is not visible to anonymous users</li>
<li>hide content based on user roles (subscriber, contributor, author, editor, admin)</li>
<li>restricted text can be replaced with info text box</li>
<li>info text can be customized</li>
<li>comes with a handy TinyMCE button for quick access</li>
</ul>
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Restrict Anonymous Access

Adds a shortcode to restrict content from anonymous users.

David Cramer

Adds user access control to pages
Features include:
<ul>
<li>Access group creation</li>
<li>User group assigning</li>
<li>Redirect un-logged in user to defined login page</li>
<li>Redirect public users to login page.</li>
<li>Redirect Logged in users to Access denied/upgrade notice page</li>
</ul>

Userbase Access Control

Adds user access control via admin defined user groups on a per page/posttype level

Restrict Anonymous Access vs Userbase Access Control