Hm, what do you mean? There are only two usergroups. Guests or members of your blog. If they are subscribers or otherwise related to your blog they can see all your pages. Stop! 🙂
But you can restrict their access by giving them specific time period, they can access your pages. You can use the normal user accounts, you already have or add new accounts under Users > Add new. You can edit their access time under their profile.
I want my site to be 100% private as my client wants to be able to grant access to users himself. There are no current users of the site apart from me, the super admin.
You can change the rights with the capability manager or user manager and give your client the right to edit users and a new capability ‘edit_user_auth’ or something like that. Then edit function edit_user AND the next function edit_user_submit in lib/xfw_private_class.php (around line 800):
if(!current_user_can('manage_options')
return;
to
if(!current_user_can('edit_user_auth')
return;
That’s it!
I thought about it and build in a variable for this in version 1.7.0. So I will mark it as resolved now.
