Restrict who can see a page
Make a page visible only to certain accounts, such as court reservations for tennis members only. You can limit a page by payment status, account type, account tag, or admin role.
Restrict a page
Go to Content > Pages.
Open the page you want to restrict, or click Add New to create one.
Scroll down to the Member Access box.
Check each payment status, account type, account tag, or admin role that should be able to see the page.
Look at the access summary and Active Filters to confirm your choices.
Write your No Access Message (see the next section).
Click Update, or Save for a new page.
⚠️ Always fill in the No Access Message when you restrict a page. It’s what everyone without access sees instead of the page.
Write your no access message
In the No Access Message box, tell visitors what they need to do. For example: “Please log in with a tennis membership to see this page.”
Add a login form to a restricted page
Let people log in right from the restricted page. Where you put the form decides where they go after logging in.
Copy this shortcode:
[show_login_form]Paste it in one of these places:
In the No Access Message box: People come back to this page after logging in. This is usually what you want.
In the page content: People go to their Manage Account screen after logging in.
Click Update.
💡 Tip: To center your message, wrap it in center tags: <center>Please log in to view this page.</center>
Related articles: Understanding and Using Account Tags · Restrict Forms to Logged in Members