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th23 User Management · support · 2016-03-11T10:57:00+00:00

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Hi I bought the pro version of the plugin a short while ago. Although I am experienced with web pages, this is my first attempt at WordPress – I just needed to get something posted quickly! There is no manual for your plugin and i am struggling to find the answer to my question. So. I have a wordpress site which is dedicated to my business partners. There may be sensitive information contained in the site and in posts, including prices, documents etc. I bought your plugin becuase I want any users to register before they get access to any of the pages. As it stands, I have a register page and a log in page but I cannot find any way of blocking pages until the user has registered. There are to be two “public” pages but everything else needs to be restricted to registered subscribers only. You can see the site here http://waveblog.thesalvages.co.uk Can you help please? Thanks. Richard https://wordpress.org/plugins/th23-user-management/ Hi Richard, my plugin brings all user management related activity to the frontend of your page – and allows you to restrict the access to the admin area. It does not offer functionality to set permissions for the posts / pages. But this different objective is for sure taken up by various other plugins you can find here in the repository…and setting permissions by user role should work together with my plugin for having user registration/ login/ profile on the frontend. Kind regards Thorsten

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th23 2016-03-11T12:49:00+00:00

Hi Richard, my plugin brings all user management related activity to the frontend of your page – and allows you to restrict the access to the admin area. It does not offer functionality to set permissions for the posts / pages. But this different objective is for sure taken up by various other plugins you can find here in the repository…and setting permissions by user role should work together with my plugin for having user registration/ login/ profile on the frontend. Kind regards Thorsten