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  • Add a meta box in the post editor for blocking custom post types

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    Chad Butler
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    Users who configure to block custom post types will notice that you don’t get the meta box that WP-Members shows for blocking (or unblocking) posts and pages.  While you can still use custom fields directly for custom post blocking/unblocking at the individual post level, it’s nice to have the meta box.  So I’ve put together…

  • Blocking Custom Post Types

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    Chad Butler
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    Note: As of WP-Members 3.0, you can add custom post types to the plugin’s main blocking options. See the options documentation section on Custom Post Types. This is a new method of blocking custom post types. There are two main differences over the method described here and the original method. First, this method is a little…

  • Block Posts After a Set Number of Page Views

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    Chad Butler
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    On occasion, the question of how to only prompt to login after a specific number of page views or an amount of time has passed. While there is no real fool proof way to implement this type of process, there are some ways you can implement it if this is right for you. This demonstration…

  • Automatically block child pages

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    Chad Butler
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    Suppose you have the WP-Members plugin set up to leave pages unblocked.  You have a single page that is set at the page level to be blocked, and you would like all children of this individual page to be blocked automatically without having to block each of them individually (or remember to do so).  Here…

  • Working with Templates: a Basic Example

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    Chad Butler
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    This will be the first in what I hope to be a series of posts on adding WP-Members elements directly to your theme templates (or custom templates).  Being able to customize you theme at the template level will give you an additional layer of customization that will allow you to do almost anything with the…