PPWP – Password Protect Pages

<p>Protect your private pages and posts with multiple passwords.</p>

<p>Click on "Protect" button link for a new random password to be generated automatically.</p>

<p>Protect your private pages and posts by user roles. You can create one password per role with our Free version but unlimited passwords with our Pro version.</p>

<p>Users don't need to re-enter password when accessing your private content until its cookies expire. Simply change the default value under our plugin's Settings page.</p>

<p>It's easy to password protect your whole site with our plugin. Users are required to enter a password when accessing any pages or posts including the homepage.</p>

<p>Select which categories you want to protect and set a password. All posts under these categories will be unlocked at the same time.</p>

<p>Wrap your private content section with our [ppwp] shortcode.</p>

<p>This is what your post will look like after it is published. Visitors have to enter "password1" or "password2" to access the protected content.</p>

<p>Type "Password Protection (PPWP)" in the search field to find our built-in element in Elementor.</p>

<p>Type "Password Protect WordPress (PPWP)" in the search field to find our built-in module in Beaver Builder.</p>

<p>These built-in modules allow you to set passwords and whitelisted roles.</p>

<p>Customize password forms via our friendly User Interface.</p>

<p>Create master passwords to unlock all protected content at once.</p>

<p>You have full control over password tracking and restriction, i.e. by time, usage or user roles.</p>

<p>Customize password form text and design with WordPress Customizer.</p>

<p>This is our default PPWP sitewide login form.</p>

<p>This is our default PPWP single password form.</p>

<p>Control the visibility of your password protected content.</p>

<p>Enable this option to show excerpts of password protected content.</p>

<p>Restore default WordPress passwords before deactivating our plugin.</p>