Posted 2 years ago #
I have my site for a static home page and the blog posts are on a page called "News" I created. I have set this page to be members only. It does not show up in the menu when logged out, but if the user knows the url they are not prevented from seeing it, or bounced to the login page. Other members-only pages in the site work fine.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-access-control/
Posted 2 years ago #
Hello,
The newest version of the plugin (3.0.2) supports making an entire blog members only. The option is under Settings > Members Only.
Posted 2 years ago #
That's not what I meant. I do not want to make my whole site members only.
I created a WP Page, "news". I set this page to be members only.
In WP settings > reading, I set static home page and point "blog posts" to the above page.
When a visitor clicks the menu link for "news", they are not challenged to enter password -- even though that page was set to members only.
All other pages work as they should.
Posted 1 year ago #
In the page editor (just begin editing your page too see it), to the top right of the page, make sure you have the correct options set under "WordPress Access Control" and "Publish".
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