If you’re looking to protect your site content but want to save specific visitors time, you can send them an encrypted link that will automatically unlock your site/content when someone uses it. This link is used in combination with the password protection option. The password itself will be encrypted inside of the link. So even…
If you want to customize your content protection form’s design, you can do so with Passster. This guide will walk you through how to customize the form’s content and design. Customize your form’s content If you want to customize your protection form’s content throughout your whole site, you can do so with Passster. Alternatively, you…
If you’re looking to protect your entire website, you can do so with Passster. By using Passster, you’ll be able to set up one page that every unauthenticated visitor to your site will be directed to. They’ll then gain access to your site by completing whatever protection method you set (password, Google reCAPTCHA, etc). Activate…
If you’re looking to protect a whole page or post on your WordPress site, you can do so with Passster. In this example, we’ll protect a page, but this technique works the same for posts too. To protect a WordPress page, take the following steps:
If you’re looking to create and customize password lists for your protected content in WordPress, you can do so with Passster. A password list in Passster is a comma-separated list of passwords that you can customize with expiration options. These are particularly useful if you need to set how often and when people can use…
If you’re looking to protect only part of a page or post on your WordPress site, you can do so with Passster’s Area Protection. The first thing you’ll need to do is create the area you want to protect. Create your protected area To do this, take the following steps: Note: You can also use…