Disable Post Passwords

Disable Post Passwords allows you to disable post passwords for specified user types. Simply go to the settings of your blog or network and tick or un-tick either specific user roles, or specify all logged in users, you can even disable post passwords for logged out users.

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Depending on whether you are using a standard installation of WordPress or a Multi-site installation you will need to look in the Site Admin or Network Admin areas respectively.

1. Download and activate Disable Post Passwords from within your WordPress Admin, under the Plugins menu.
2. You will find the Post Passwords panel under the Settings menu in the WordPress Admin.

How do I get to the Disable Post Passwords settings after I activate?

1. There are two easy ways, first is to click Settings under the now activated plugin in the Plugins list.
2. Go to the Settings menu and click Post Passwords.

How do I use Disable Post Passwords?

Simply activate Disable Post Passwords, go to the settings page and check or uncheck the roles you wish to disable post passwords for.

Alternatively you can disable post passwords for all logged in users, or all logged out users, the former is especially useful on Network installations where users may not be in any role but are logged in.

How can I get more help?

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   From this panel you can select which users should have post passwords disabled.

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• Initial release