Limit access to posts and pages – simple conditions

After you’ve created a level, configured its options and added some members, it’s time to make it restrict content on your WordPress site.

Restrict Blog Page and All Posts

User is logged into the admin panel as an Admin.

1. Go to the Edit Level screen for the selected level in User Access > Access Levels
2. In the Conditional Logic box, click on the “– Select content type –“ dropdown and select Posts
3. In the newly added condition, you’ll see an input field saying “All Posts / Blog Page”. Leave it empty.
   
4. That’s it! The Blog page and all individual posts can now be visited only by members of this Access Level.

Restrict Pages or Post Types

User is logged into the admin panel as an Admin.

1. Go to the Edit Level screen for the selected level in User Access > Access Levels
2. In the Conditional Logic box, click on the “– Select content type –“ dropdown and select Pages or any custom post type
   
3. In the newly added condition, click on the input field to select individual items. You can search by typing.
   
4. That’s it! The pages for the selected post types can now be visited only by members of this Access Level.

Access Condition Settings

If you click on Settings in the upper right corner of a condition group, you will see some extra options:

Page Types

Target content in a specific state, such as all single posts, the Blog page (posts archive), or both.

Exception

Content selected in this condition group will not be restricted. There must be at least 1 group that is not using this option.

Auto-select new children of selected items

If a page, category, or other hierarchical item has been added as a condition, any future children/sub-items will be added as conditions as well.

Unlock Time for new members

Select how long a user needs to be a level member, before the content gets accessible. This is also sometimes referred to as drip content.