How to Password Protect Part of the Webpage

I need to password protect part of a webpage. How would you recommend this? I tried adding [protect]Community Manager[/protect] on specific text as a test but once the password field is enabled it makes the entire page private and not just the sections with the protect shortcodes.

If the above isn’t easily possible is there a way to customize the password protected login page with for example a slider revolution content? How you implement a full screen size slideshow above the password login field?

Hello Bryce,

Thanks for writing in!

If you use the Classic Protect element, or the [protect]your text here[/protect] shortcode, this will only protect part of the page. The rest of the section will still be visible. Kindly check out my demo:

In the meantime, with the help of the Element Conditions and Assignment, you can also use the condition to check if the user is Logged IN then display the element.

And then use the Condition for a different element that will display when the user is not logged in:

And then maybe you can add a link to point users where is the log in page.

If you are trying to protect, 1 specific word or group of words, regretfully, we do not have that feature in the theme.

Best Regards.

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Thank you for the info. The conditions is a neat tool. Is there anyway to make the protected content only need a password to access instead of a username as well?

Hello Bryce,

Regretfully it is not possible to skip the username since the condition calls the WordPress sign-in and signout function to show/hide content from the logged-in & logged-out users. You may search for a plugin to protect the content in the WordPress plugin repository. Please note we don’t provide custom development support or any third-party plugin support. It is out of plugin support.

Thanks for understanding

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