I am using the Members plugin for the first time, and it is awesome.
The only downside that I have found thus far is in the documentation.
Below I outline how to use the plugin’s functionality in a custom WordPress page template to restrict the contents to a certain role.
Step 1: Install and activate the plugin.
Step 2: Create a role. In our case, we will call the role, “Staff”.
Step 3: Create a capability for that role. In our case, we will create a capability called, “view_staff_member_pages”.
Step 4: Add a user to the “Staff” role.
Step 5: Insert the following code into your template file:
Login to view this content.';
}
}
?>
That’s it! I hope this helps.
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