Peter Wooster

This plugin allows authors to restrict the users’s access to individual pages, posts and menu items based on the user’s logged in status.
Features for Authors
<ul>
<li>You can restrict pages and posts while editing by using the “Simple Access Control” widget.</li>
<li>You can set the message displayed when a visitor accesses a locked page using the “Simple Access Control” item in the Settings menu</li>
<li>The locked status is shown in the admin page and post lists</li>
<li>a “Loggedin Text” widget is available that only displays text to logged in users</li>
<li>You can set an option to display the menu even when filtered</li>
<li>You can set an option to force a 404 Not Found error on direct access to a restricted page</li>
</ul>
Features seen by users
<ul>
<li>Locked pages and posts are not displayed</li>
<li>Locked items are removed from standard and custom menus</li>
<li>A message asking you to log in is displayed if you access it directly using its address or using the next and previous links</li>
<li>A 404 Not Found error may be displayed on access to a restricted page</li>
<li>A login/logout link is displayed in the mesage</li>
<li>Loggedin Text widgets are not visible</li>
<li>Pages and posts can be hidden from either logged in or not logged in users </li>
</ul>
Additional Features
There are no additional features supported by Simple Access Control. The code is simple, small and well documented, 
so you can use it as a starting point for your own access control plugin.

Simple Access Control

Well thought out -- uses filters to hide selected pages and menu items.

A bit more documentation would be nice though -- it took me a while to find the extra check boxes on the right hand side of the post/page editing form.

Excellent

A very simple plugin that hides specific pages, posts and menu items from users based on their logged in staus.

jeroenvermeulen

Martijn van der Kooij

jeroenh

Swifty

Noemi-van-de-Moosdijk

Robert Heessels

eenhoopjob

Chris Vermeulen

Swifty Page Manager 
MANAGE YOUR WORDPRESS PAGES. LIKE A BOSS.
WordPress handles the pages of your website like blog posts. You can order them alphabetically, by date, by author or by number of responses. Nice for blog posts. Not so much for website pages. Swifty Page Manager shows you how the pages of your WordPress site are positioned and related to each other in a clear page tree overview.
Add. Move. Remove. 
MAKE SENSE OF YOUR WORDPRESS PAGES AGAIN.
Add a new page and drag-and-drop it in the right position. Need to delete a page? Just click the trash bin icon and you’re done. Made a mistake? No worries. You can always get it back from the trash bin.
Basic page settings 
EASY ACCESS TO WHAT YOU NEED MOST
When you add a page, just give it a short name. This will appear in the main navigation menu of your site. Then give it a title. That’s the short line of text that will appear blue in Google. Very important to put the main keyword in there.
Advanced page settings 
SOME EXTRA’S. WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
Neatly tucked away behind the “More” button you will find things like the page URL. It is generated automatically. But if you want, you can change the so called ‘slug’ here. And you can change the status from draft to published and back.
Super powers within reach 
UNLOCK THE FULL BENEFITS OF ALL SWIFTY PLUGINS WORKING CLOSELY TOGETHER
Swifty Page Manager is part of the SwiftySite family of plugins and theme. Designed specifically for the end-user, wether you’re plumber or a painter, a shop owner or a consultant, a secretary of a law firm asked to maintain the website or a soccer mom who volunteered to manage the club website, SwiftySite will simplify creating and managing a WordPress website for you like no other. Search for the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/swifty-site/">SwiftySite plugin</a> and get all of this awesomeness today. For free.
Having said that, here are the benefits of the Swifty Page Manager when you use it as part of the whole SwiftySite experience:
Built-in navigation 
YOUR PAGE-TREE IS YOUR SITE’S NAVIGATION MENU
Normally in WP you create pages in one spot. And then define the menu somewhere else. Mistakes are easily made. It’s easy to forget to add a new page to the site menu. But not with Swifty Page Manager. Because Swifty Site Designer makes sure your site menu is exactly what your page tree overview looks like.
Now you see me. 
Now you don’t. 
SHOW OR HIDE A PAGE IN THE NAVIGATION MENU.
Swifty Page Manager works closely together with the Swifty Site Designer theme. That enables you to create a page for the whole world to see. But also to hide that page from your menu. This is especially helpful for landing pages. You know, when you advertise on facebook or Google and you want the people to ‘land’ on a special page.
Touch-friendly navigation 
OPTIMIZED SITE MENU FOR MOBILE DEVICES.
There is a special interaction between Swifty Page Manager and the Swifty Site Designer Theme. If you have both, you can decide how your menu should behave. On mobile, one tap on a main menu item opens the submenu. Lot’s of visitors don’t realize they have to tap the main menu item again if they want to go there. This could potentially mean that one of your most important pages does not get the number of visitors it deserves. We solve this problem by adding an extra button at the top of the submenu. This button has the same name as the main menu item by default. And on click goes there. In the Page Manager, however, you can change the name of this button.
Area management 
CREATE YOUR OWN PAGE TYPES
There is also a special interaction between Swifty Page Manager and the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/swifty-content-creator/">Swifty Content Creator Plugin</a>. If you have both, you can decide – per page – which area’s of that page, such as the header, the footer or the navigation bar, need to be shown or hidden. This allows you to create special types of pages. Like a landing page. A blog page. Or a product page.
Copy-paste 
CREATE THE PERFECT PAGE. THEN RE-USE IT AS OFTEN AS YOU LIKE.
A huge time saver is the ability to make a copy of an entire page. For certain parts of your site, like your blog or your product pages, you may want to use the same type of page layout every time. Just create it once. And then re-use it for the next one. Told ya. Super powers are up for grabs 😉
<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/swifty-site/">Learn more about the powerful combination of Swifty plugins and theme</a>
<blockquote>
List of features 
 WHEN YOU USE THIS PLUGIN STAND-ALONE
<ul>
<li>Create a new page (by clicking the + icon) </li>
<li>Name a page (for the menu on your site) </li>
<li>Give it a good title (important for Google) </li>
<li>Position a page (on the same level as the previous one or as a sub) </li>
<li>Publish a page (by clicking the publish button) </li>
<li>Put a page back on draft (after it has been published. New pages start as a draft) </li>
<li>Move a page with drag and drop (click and hold the page icon while you move it) </li>
<li>Jump to a page to view it (by clicking the view icon) </li>
<li>Jump to a page to edit it (by clicking the edit icon) </li>
<li>Remove a page (by clicking the trash bin icon) </li>
<li>Restore a page (by clicking the ‘Trash’ link) </li>
</ul>
Extra Features 
 WHEN YOU HAVE THE FULL SWIFTYSITE EXPERIENCE INSTALLED
<ul>
<li>Automatically generated site navigation (Your site menu is the exact same as your page tree) </li>
<li>Show or hide a page in the navigation menu (allows you to create viewable pages that are not in your site menu, for instance, landing pages) </li>
<li>Choose which page area’s you want shown or hidden (For example: hide the header but show the sidebar on this page) </li>
<li>Re-use page types (Create the perfect blog page or landing page and re-use that as often as you like) </li>
<li>Touch-friendly navigation (You can rename the auto-generated first button of the submenu) </li>
</ul>
</blockquote>
Switch between simple and advanced 
ENJOY THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
As with all the plugins the Swifty team develops, the Swifty Page Manager is focused on simplifying the things that you use most, making them easier and faster to work with.
Once you’ve installed Swifty Page Manager you can manage your pages both in our new way, and in the native WordPress way. You are free to use both of these modes any time you like.
Get Swifty Page Manager 
FOR FREE
Go to the plugins page in the admin dashboard of your website. Search for Swifty Page Manager there. Click install. Click activate. You’re done. <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/swifty-page-manager/installation/">Or follow these instructions.</a>
Languages
Swifty Page Manager is currently available in:
<ul>
<li>English</li>
<li>Nederlands</li>
<li>Simplified Chinese (by LoveFS)</li>
<li>Serbian (by <a href="http://www.webhostinghub.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Borisa Djuraskovic</a>)</li>
<li>Hebrew (by <a href="http://atar4u.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Ahrale</a>)</li>
</ul>
Would you like to see your language here or help improve the above translations? <a href="http://swifty.online/plugins/translate/" rel="nofollow ugc">Click here.</a>
Enjoy
We hope that Swifty Page Manager makes your life a little easier and that you will enjoy this free plugin. If you like it, don’t forget to rate it! This helps others make a well informed decision.
Credits: this plugin is based on <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/cms-tree-page-view/">CMS Tree Page View</a>.
<a href="http://swifty.online/about/" rel="nofollow ugc">Click here to get to know us a bit better</a>.

Swifty Page Manager

This plugin is simple but very very usefull. It saves you much time.

Very usefull plugin

Manage your WordPress pages. Like a boss.

Simple Access Control vs Swifty Page Manager