Content Restriction
Take full control over access to your WordPress content using the content restriction add-on.
Restrict Your Website’s Content
Restricting your website’s content is now easier than ever with the content restriction integration.
Restrict What You Want – Create Exclusivity!
Have total control over how your visitors view your website. Restrict content on your website and select who can access it based on custom content rules.
Perfect Tool For Membership Websites
Planning on selling memberships on your site? Content restriction helps create restriction rules for different membership tiers and enables you to sell your membership plans with specific content.
Purchase User Registration Personal Plan
Activate Membership and Content Restriction addon
Create and sell membership tiers with specific restrictions
What Can You Restrict?
Take control of who sees what on your website.
Pages and Posts
Limit access to pages and posts based on user roles, login status, or custom criteria.
Sections Within Pages
Use shortcodes to hide or show parts of your content to different users.
Who Can You Restrict?
With Content Restriction, you can restrict or allow access to specific types of visitors on your website.
Default Users
Choose from the five WordPress default user roles to provide access or restrict content.
Members
If you have membership enabled, you can choose specific member groups to restrict content.
Form Field Users
Use conditions in form fields to automatically restrict users’ content while registering using User Registration forms.
Guest Users
Set restriction options for guest users who haven’t logged in or don’t have a membership.
We’ll Guide You Every Step of the Way
Step 1
Install User Registration Pro.
Step 2
Activate Content Restriction from the Addon section.
Step 3
Go to Settings > Content Rules and select Target Content and Action.
Step 4
Start restricting what you want.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have more questions about the Content Restriction add-on? These FAQs might help
Yes, you can specify multiple roles in the access_role parameter. For example, [urcr_restrict access_role=”administrator,contributor”] will restrict content to both administrators and contributors.
Add [urcr_restrict] before the content and [/urcr_restrict] after the con
Sure, you can specify multiple roles in the access_role parameter. For example, [urcr_restrict access_role=”administrator,contributor”] will allow content to both administrators and contributors.
Yes, you can do this by allowing content to all logged-in users by using [urcr_restrict access_role=”all_logged_in_users”].
Ready to get started?
It’s easy and flexible to use. Comes with tons of customization options and solid documentation.
