How to Password Protect Posts, Pages and WooCommerce Products

If you want to password protect individual posts, pages orWooCommerce ProductsWordPress actually includes a built-in feature to help you get through itsvisibilitySettings are set.

will be found in the WordPress editorvisibilitysetting, so it can be used for each type of content we mentioned above, as well as any other custom post types that may be used on the site.

Steps:

• Open the WordPress editor and find the content you want to add password protection to.
• In the right sidebar find theVisibility Options.
• Click on it.
• option"Password protection."and enter the password you want to use to unlock the post.

Here's what it looks like in the new WordPress block editor:

Here's what it looks like in the old Classic WordPress editor:

After posting or updating content, visitors will be prompted for a password before they can view the post. In addition, WordPress will add the word "Protected" to the post title:

This method is rather ingenious and actually allows people to unlock multiple posts by entering their password at once. To set this up, simply reuse the same password across multiple posts. Pretty simple, right?

Once the visitor enters the password once, theIt will automatically unlock all content that uses the same password. However, if another portion of the content uses a different password, then the visitor is still required to enter that unique password.

Finally, just so you guys can see how this type of password protection works for different content, here's how it works in the WooCommerce product. As you can seevisibilityThe controls are displayed in the same position:

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