WordPress Restricted Site Access (SAR) - How To - Customize the Message for Restricted Users With HTML
Access Restriction Message
TIP: What Are Shortcodes
Shortcodes add dynamic content to your site via a small piece of code. Learn more: Shortcodes - How To Use
Note: this feature was introduced in version 1.5.4 of the WordPress Restricted Site Access plugin.
You can restrict part of content and customize the message for not allowed users with HTML using special form.
Navigate to Admin Dashboard → CM Site Access Restriction Pro → Settings.
Under the Shortcodes tab you can see the form where you can edit the message using the Denied text HTML form. Don't forget to click the Save button to save the changes.
To restrict the content and display this message you need to use the shortcode [access] with the parameter deniedtext_html. You need also use the parameter that will define, what type of users are not allowed to see the content.
Example
The following shortcode will restrict your content and will be seen only for logged-in users, so the guest users will see the message that you put to the Denied text HTML form:
[access login="1" deniedtext_html]
Here will be displayed the message from the form[/access]
Navigate to the page or post, or anything else you need to restrict, and put the opening and closing shortcodes where it's needed:
Result on the Front-end:
Images, Videos, Forms
Images
You can add the picture to the customize message, using the button Add Media, Visual Editor or Text Editor.
Example:
Result on the Front-end:
Videos
You can embed the video from Vimeo or Youtube using Text Editor and shortcodes for embeding <iframe></iframe>.
Learn How To Get Embed Code
Example:
Result on the Front-end:
Forms
It is also possible to use the shortcodes inside of the customized message, for example, if you need to display a form.
Example:
Note: this shortcode is from another plugin, it's here just for example.
Result on the Front-end:
Learn more about the other shortcodes that you can use with this plugin: WordPress Restricted Site Access (SAR) - Shortcodes
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