Exclude Pages, Posts, and Post Types

The Password Protected WordPress Plugin Pro has a feature that lets you customize the content protection on your website. 

You can choose which pages, posts, and post types you want to protect with a password and which ones you want to make public, which gives you more flexibility and control over your content access.

How to Access The Exclude Specific Content Feature:

You need the Password Protected WordPress Plugin Pro version to unlock this functionality. If you have installed and activated Password Protected Pro Plugin in your WordPress site, follow these steps:

• Go to the WordPress admin dashboard.

• Click on the Password Protected plugin.

• Select the Advanced tab.

The Exclude Specific Content Feature:

The Exclude Pages, Posts, and Post Types feature empowers you to customize which content remains protected and accessible without a password. Here’s how you can effectively use this feature

1. Excluding Specific Pages:

• From the Advanced tab, Go to the Exclude Pages option.

• A list of your site’s pages will be displayed. Select the pages you want to exclude from password protection.

• Click Save Changes to apply the exclusions.

2. Excluding Specific Posts:

• In the Advanced tab, choose the Exclude Posts option.

• You’ll see a list of your site’s posts. Select the posts you wish to exempt from password protection by checking the corresponding boxes.

• Click Save Changes to confirm the exclusions.

3. Excluding Post Types:

• To exclude entire post types, access the Exclude Post Types option within the Advanced tab.

• A list of available post types will appear. Choose the post types you want to remain accessible without password protection.

• Remember to click Save Changes to save your preferences.

The Exclude Pages, Posts, and Post Types feature offers an extra layer of control, allowing you to protect your most sensitive content while making specific content freely available. It will optimize your website’s content accessibility and security.