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 *   Forum: [Plugins](https://wordpress.org/support/forum/plugins-and-hacks/)
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   reply to: [[Paid Membership Subscriptions - Effortless Memberships, Recurring Payments & Content Restriction] Weird Content Restriction behavior](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/weird-content-restriction-behavior/)
 *  Thread Starter [thy80](https://wordpress.org/support/users/thy80/)
 * (@thy80)
 * [3 days, 20 hours ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/weird-content-restriction-behavior/#post-18912299)
 * Thank you for your answer, Thomas. For my website ideas, restricting blocks or
   sections of pages is usually the best option, although I will also make some 
   whole pages completely restricted (the pages that are entirely exclusive to members).
   
   Initially, I was using the “start/end restriction” block (I couldn’t get shortcodes
   to work), until I discovered the native PMS option present in each page block,
   which for me is the most practical and extremely convenient way. The summary 
   of my original problem: the “logged out users” button works correctly to show
   an image to logged-out users, but if it’s a paragraph instead of an image, it
   doesn’t show anything to logged-out users (explained with captions on the printscreen).
 * I’ve noticed a strange new behavior: the “enable custom message” button is supposed
   to show a custom message for **logged-in** members (as stated in the text “Custom
   message for logged-in users”), however it appears for **_logged-out_ users**.
   Ironically, this is allowing me to work around the original problem and display
   a custom message for logged-out users. (also shown with captions on the printscreen).
   
   The drawback of the “Show content to” section (“all users”/”logged in users”/”
   logged out users”) is that it doesn’t allow a simultaneous selection of the “
   Logged in users” and “Logged out users” categories. For example: Show content
   to (simultaneously):– Logged in users: [plan name]– Logged out users (anyone 
   not logged in) It would be great to have this option.Prints:Plugins: [https://snipboard.io/qmiyVX.jpg](https://snipboard.io/qmiyVX.jpg)
   Edit page: [https://snipboard.io/n7ZyvG.jpg](https://snipboard.io/n7ZyvG.jpg)

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