User Registration Content Restriction

Some content is meant for a select group: members, students, clients or a private community. User Registration Content Restriction lets you decide who sees what. You can restrict whole pages, posts, taxonomies or single sections inside a piece of content, so one page can show different material to different visitors.

Access can depend on more than login status. Rules can use user roles, email domains, registration dates, custom fields and payment status, and conditions can be combined with AND, OR and NOT logic. You also choose what a blocked visitor sees: a redirect to a login page, a custom message, or nothing at all. The plugin pairs with the User Registration plugin, so restriction options sit alongside your registration forms.

Features

• Restrict pages, posts and taxonomies: Limit entire pages, posts or taxonomies, or just a section of content, so you control exactly what each type of visitor can read.
• Rules based on user data: Set access by user role, login status, registration date, email domain, custom fields or payment status to match the member experience you want.
• Membership tier support: Create multiple membership levels, each with its own access rights, which suits subscription-based and membership websites.
• Partial blocking with a shortcode: Wrap content in the [urcr_restrict] shortcode to hide or show only part of a page, which allows more selective delivery.
• AND, OR, NOT conditional logic: Combine several conditions into one access rule, such as role-specific visibility or an exclusive early offer for certain users.
• Whole site restriction: Lock the entire WordPress site so only members can get in, which fits private communities and online courses.
• Source-based registration access: Give special access to users who register through a particular campaign or form, useful for targeted marketing or event-based memberships.
• Custom actions for blocked visitors: Choose whether restricted content redirects to a login page, shows a custom message, or is hidden completely.

Best for

• Membership sites with several access levels
• Private communities and members-only websites
• Course creators who need to limit lesson content