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Restriction is a wordpress restrict plugin to restric wordpress site, or wordpress posts, or restricted content section in posts to non-member users.
When non-member users view your wordpress pages, they will be redirected to your register page or landing page, you can set up the URL of register page or landing page in “Restriction Global Setting” panel
In “Restriction Global Setting” panel, you can set up opened pages that will opened for guest, guest can view these pages and will not be directed to landing page.
In “Restriction Global Setting” panel, you can enable “page lLevel protect” option, if you enabled this option, in page / post editor, you will find “Members only for this page?” meta box at the right top of the wordpress standard editor. 
If you checked “Allow everyone to access the page” checkbox in meta box, the post will be opened to all guest users 
By this way, you do not need enter page URLs to ppened Pages panel always.
If you want to open your wordpress site to guest users, you can one click to open your site via “Temporarily Turn Off All Featrures” option
If you just want to restrict a few private message, you can use shortcode [restriction]hi, this is private content[/restriction]
Also you can restirct post private content based on users via restriction shortcode, you can use it like this: 
[restriction roles=’editor,administrator’]hi, we are private content[/restriction] 
or 
[restriction roles=’editor’]hi, we are private content[/restriction]
And you can redirect users which have no permission to view the wordpress restricted content to a customized URL with this way: 
[restriction roles=’editor,administrator,admin’ link=’https://tooltips.org/shop/’]hi, we are private content[/restriction]
If you do not want to restrict post private content with user roles, just use restricted shortcode like this: 
[restriction]hi, we are private content[/restriction]
<h3>How To Use</h3>
Once installed the restriction plugin, please click restriction menu in back end, we have detailed step by step notes for each option 
If you just want to restrict a few private message, you can use shortcode [restriction]hi, this is private content[/restriction]
<h3>Download</h3>
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Restriction

Restric wordpress site, or wordpress posts, or restricted content section in posts to non-member users

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Restrictions for BuddyPress gives you full control over who can see and access your BuddyPress community pages. Hide profiles, groups, activity, and messages from visitors, non-members, or specific membership levels.
Perfect for membership sites, private communities, paid networks, and gated BuddyPress installations.
<h4>What You Can Restrict</h4>
<ul>
<li>Members Directory — Hide the full members list from visitors or non-members</li>
<li>Member Profiles — Control who can view individual BuddyPress profiles</li>
<li>Groups Directory — Restrict access to the groups listing page</li>
<li>Single Group Pages — Lock individual group pages behind membership</li>
<li>Site-Wide Activity — Hide the activity stream from unauthorized users</li>
<li>Private Messages — Restrict messaging to specific membership levels</li>
</ul>
<h4>Membership Integration</h4>
Seamlessly integrates with Paid Memberships Pro (PMPro):
<ul>
<li>Apply restrictions based on your existing membership levels</li>
<li>Show upgrade prompts to non-members trying to access restricted content</li>
<li>Mix and match — some areas free, some members-only</li>
</ul>
<h4>Free Access by Profile Field</h4>
Grant free access to specific BuddyPress members based on a profile field value — no membership plugin required. Ideal for:
<ul>
<li>Giving VIP access to users with a specific role or profile attribute</li>
<li>Creating tiered access without a full membership setup</li>
<li>Whitelisting beta testers or early adopters</li>
</ul>
<h4>BuddyBoss Compatible</h4>
Fully compatible with BuddyBoss Platform, so your restrictions work whether you’re running classic BuddyPress or BuddyBoss.
<h4>How It Works</h4>
<ol>
<li>Install and activate the plugin</li>
<li>Go to Settings → BP Restrict</li>
<li>Choose which BuddyPress areas to restrict</li>
<li>Select restriction type: visitors, all non-members, or specific membership levels</li>
<li>Set a custom redirect URL or restriction message</li>
<li>Done — your community is protected</li>
</ol>
<h4>Use Cases</h4>
<ul>
<li>Private communities — Only logged-in members can browse profiles and groups</li>
<li>Paid membership sites — Gate BuddyPress features behind PMPro membership levels</li>
<li>Corporate intranets — Restrict the social layer to employees only</li>
<li>Online courses — Let students access the community, hide it from everyone else</li>
<li>Dating sites — Require membership to view profiles or send messages</li>
</ul>

Restrictions for BuddyPress

Restrict BuddyPress profiles, groups, activity, and messages by login status, membership level, or profile field.

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