Our Password Protect WordPress (PPWP) plugin provides various ways to protect your private content with passwords, namely, sitewide, individual, and partial content protection. 1. Sitewide Protection Users will be prompted to enter passwords in order to access any content on your protected site. In other words, the entire website including its header, footer, and sidebar…
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January 30, 2020
WordPress Double Password Protection
January 25, 2020
How to Password Protect Your Wedding Website
Planning for your big day requires you to take care of many things, from setting the wedding budget, creating a comprehensive schedule of all related events, to planning the honeymoon. Despite being immersed in plenty of stuff, don’t forget to get up a wedding website. Your guests and relatives will have a lot of questions…
January 22, 2020
How to Create and Manage WordPress Private Pages
When creating a website, you always want as much traffic coming to your site as possible. To do so, you have to publish content consistently and make sure your pages and posts visible to both search engines and users. So what is the point of making WordPress pages private? Once shielded from the public, how…
January 10, 2020
Add and Manage Multilevel Categories in WordPress
WordPress offers categories to help you get up and short out related posts. Visitors can browse through your site content by topics rather than reading post-by-post. Different from tags, categories can be divided by levels, including parent categories and child categories. In this article, we will dig deep into the reasons why you should create…
January 6, 2020
4 Ways to Protect WordPress Pages with Multiple Passwords
When offering private sales or a paid privilege on your WordPress site, you always want only authorized users to access the content. You can either create a membership website or block IP addresses. However, assigning passwords to these private pages turns out to be a better solution. Users no longer have to sign up or…
December 30, 2019
4 Ways to Enable WordPress Maintenance Mode
When implementing big changes to your site’s design and content, or fixing a security issue, it’s necessary to take your site down. To prevent users from seeing a broken website, you should cover it with a maintenance mode page telling visitors why the site is offline and when you expect it to be live again….
December 25, 2019
How to Password Protect WordPress Directory with .htaccess
WordPress web directory password protection allows you to secure and manage your content on a web server level. Once protected, users have to log in to access your secure site content. In this article, we will introduce what a .htaccess file is and walk you through how to use it to password protect your entire…
