Drivingralle

Jan Reimers

<p>Only logged-in users can view the frontend, backend or content of the REST API if this plugin is activated. The password reset process on wp-login keeps on working.</p>
<ul>
<li>No options/settings</li>
<li>No by-pass</li>
</ul>
<h3>Compatibility</h3>
<ul>
<li>WooCommerce</li>
</ul>
<h3>Usage as MU-Plugin</h3>
<p>This plugin is very simple and can also be used as a must-use plugin. That way no admin of a website can deactivate the plugin, making sure the requirement of just authenticated  users is ensured.<br />
! No automatic updates are made for mu plugins</p>


Logged-in-only

It just works!

A Plugin to lock down the whole site to prevent public access.

mores

<p>For some reason or other, you might want to allow access to certain posts only to certain people. You can use password-protection on Pages and Posts, but those need to be set individually.<br />
It’s far simpler to just write a Post, specify a category and all posts in that category are password protected. Or you might decide to protect a lot of old posts.<br />
Imagine a family blog where certain posts are only visible to people who know the birthday of your first child, or remember your pet’s name.<br />
Cat-Pass is not for super-sensitive information, it’s for casual use.</p>


Cat-Pass

Cat-Pass lets you password-protect categories. Caution: deactivating the plugin will render your protected posts visible again.

Logged-in-only vs Cat-Pass