So are you bringing in content from a protected page to an unprotected page?
I’m not sure what you mean. The contact is protected on the page. But when I search in Feedly, it’s unprotected. So even though there isn’t a “feed” link on the page, a person could fairly easily read all the content in Feedly, and they shouldn’t be able to.
Hmm, I’m not sure s2Member is designed to protect content in this way. You are now creating a feed that s2Member isn’t expecting and so cannot protect against.
Are you linking to each post’s excerpt, or are you generating the excerpt dynamically?
If it’s the latter, there is bound to be a problem. I’d try creating an excerpt and linking to that, rather than the post itself.
I’m not actually creating a feed. I’m just setting up the blog normally, and the blog page lists all the posts. When you view that page directly, it shows only the excerpts as it should. If that url is viewed in feedly, however, the entire post shows up.
I don’t understand your question about linking to each post’s excerpt. I’m just creating the post. The blog page is created automatically based on the posts.
I apologize if I’m not clearly communicating my issue.
Sorry, but you are creating a feed. WordPress does that automatically whenever you create content. The fact that your blog page shows only the excerpts doesn’t necessarily affect the feed. So that’s why it’s visible in feedly.
So you must either stop linking to protected content from an unprotected page, or else link only to what you want, and nothing more. At the moment, I suspect that you are linking to protected posts, albeit displaying only their excerpts. You need instead to create a self-contained excerpt to which to link.
I am not a coder, so I can’t tell you what the best method of doing that is. I am just explaining why what you are currently doing is very unlikely to work. The big point is that what you can see is not the same as what a feed provides (just like it’s not the same as what a bot “sees”.)
