Show or hide some or all of your content by wrapping it in convenient shortcodes!
Below are some examples of the features in content lock!
[logged_in][/logged_in]
Shows content only if user is logged in.
[logged_out][/logged_out]
Shows content only if user is logged out.
[came_from="http://www.google.com/"][/came_from]
Shows content if user came from a certain URL
[user_is="administrator"][/user_is]
Shows content if user is a certain user role
[user_is_not="administrator"][/user_is_not]
Accepted Arguments:
- administrator
- author
- contributor
- editor
- subscriber
[user_can="edit_posts"][/user_can]
Shows content if a user can perform a certain capability
[user_cannot="edit_posts"][/user_cannot]
Shows content if a user cannot perform a certain capability
For full list see: http://www.wordpress.org/Roles_And_Capabilities
[has_key="mysecretkey"][/has_key]
Shows content if the url parameter "lock_key" is set and matches the accepted argument
Example: http://www.example.com/?lock_key=mysecretkey
[password="mypassword"][/password]
Shows content if you put in a correct password from the form on the page.
Why use this over the standard password for WordPress?
You would use this in cases where you would want only certain parts of a page protected, but not necessarily the whole content itself, which wordpress does. Great for teasers, banners, calls to action, etc.
[click][/click]
Shows content if a user clicks on a link on the page. Content also hides if link is clicked again. Requires jQuery.