Pages by User Role for WordPress nulled plugin 1.7.2.101119

Pages by User Role in WordPress

Pages by User Role for WordPress nulled plugin: Are you a WordPress developer or a web designer that utilizes WordPress to create websites for clients? Or are you a new WordPress user?

Have you ever desired to hide Pages, Posts, or Categories in the menu? Or do you want to limit access to certain material on your website? With Pages by User Role for WordPress nulled plugin, you may implement access control to the following WordPress features depending on the user’s role.

• Pages
• Posts
• Categories
• Custom post types created by third-party plugins
• Third-party plugins create custom taxonomies.
• WooCommerce (Product and Shop)

We’ve made this simple using Pages by User Role for WordPress nulled plugin.

The nulled plugin also eliminates Pages, Posts, Custom Post Types, Categories, and Custom Taxonomies from search results and the blogroll. When users are not signed in, you may conceal the Pages and Categories menu items. You may also provide a redirect URL for users who do not have the requisite User Role.
It also works with WordPress’ built-in custom menu option. When the user is not logged in, it hides the menu items to which a user Role has been assigned.

List of features:

You can locate the Pages by User Role Options Panel in the WordPress Settings menu.

Options:

• Set the default redirect URL for users who don’t have access to a Page, Post, or Custom Post Type.
• Enable comment filtering.
• Redirect to Login
• Support for WordPress user roles.
• Support for Custom User Roles
• Panic option if you prevent yourself from seeing a custom post type.
• Enable Access Control for Custom Post Types
• User Role-Based Access to Custom Post Types in the Frontend
• Restrict access to the Access Control Metabox on Pages, Posts, and Custom Post Types based on user role.
• Restrict access to WooCommerce (products).
• Revert the Pages by User Role functionality to the backend rather than the original frontend.

Pages, Posts, and Custom Post Types:

• A brief summary of user role access on page, post, and custom post types.
• Set access controls for Subscriber, Contributor, Author, Editor, and Administrator.
• Set Access Control for Custom User Roles (White Label Branding is required to establish Custom User Roles.)
• Set Access Control for Categories
• Set a unique redirect URL for each Page, Post, and Custom Post type when a User Role does not have access.
• Hide particular pages from the menu.
• Hide categories from the menu.
• Hide certain Pages, Posts, Custom Post Types, and Categories from search results and the blog roll.
• Use shortcodes to restrict content access. Access is restricted by the user Role: pur_restricted pur_restricted_alt pur_not_logged_in

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