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Smart Passworded Pages

Create central "Enter your password" page and the password entered determine which page the user sees next.

4.8

Rating summary

21

Reviews

3K

Active installations

Smart Passworded Pages
Smart Passworded Pages
Smart Passworded Pages
Smart Passworded Pages

Overview

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Main benefits

Central login pages

Customizable button text

Unique CSS styling

Single password access

Easy shortcode integration

About this plugin

Author: Brian Layman
Categories: Security
Version: 2.0.0
Last updated: 01-08-2015
WordPress version: 2.5
Tested up to: 4.2.38
PHP version required: false
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Learning resources: View resources

Overview

The Smart Passworded Pages plugin for WordPress is designed to streamline access to password-protected pages by enabling the creation of a central login page that can unlock multiple child pages with a single password entry. This feature is particularly useful for clients, members, or organizations, providing them with a straightforward and unified entry point to their respective pages. The plugin not only allows customization of the password form's appearance and submit button through CSS and shortcodes but also ensures that once the password is entered on the parent page, it grants seamless access to all linked child pages without requiring re-entry. Though WordPress's inherent password protection is utilized, this plugin adds an extra layer of convenience and efficiency in managing password-protected content.

Centralized Login

  • Allows creation of a central login page for accessing multiple child pages.
  • Provides a single point of entry for clients/members/organizations.

Customizable Form

  • Password field and button text can be customized.
  • Form can be uniquely styled using CSS.

Seamless Navigation

  • Child pages can link to other protected pages without re-entering the password.
  • Enhances user experience by reducing repetitive password entries.

Easy Integration

  • Simple shortcode implementation to add password fields to parent pages.
  • Attributes available for unique form identification and customization.

Rating and reviews

4.8

Rating summary

21

Reviews

3K

Active installations

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User sentiment analysis

Users like the plugin for its simplicity and straightforward functionality, praising its ease of use and the specific features it offers, such as password protection for child pages. It's been described as a "life saver" and "indispensable," especially for clients' specific access needs. However, drawbacks include confusion among some users about the setup process, conflicts with existing pages causing 404 errors, and concerns about the plugin not being updated regularly. The lack of timely support and the recommendation to consider a premium plugin also reflect some dissatisfaction. Overall, its simplicity and functionality are appreciated, but stability and support need improvement.
ncase

ncase

07 Aug, 2023

I’m really happy to have found this plugin. It’s great in all its simplicity. Well done.
Jakours2

Jakours2

17 Oct, 2019

Add the shotcode on parent page, create child page (under parent page who have the shortcode….) with password protected option on and it’s done! As easy as is! Thanks a lot! Where can i contibute? This topic was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Jakours2. This topic was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Jakours2.
bexvlad

bexvlad

25 Feb, 2018

Just works!
fcontell

fcontell

09 May, 2017

Plain an simple does what it says. Hopefully it keeps working over time because it hasn’t been updated for 2 years.
Cris Ta

Cris Ta

30 Jan, 2017

Simple and functional. Works great!

FAQ

Installation Instructions

There’s no dashboard page for this plugin. Is it working? What do I do now?

Your documentation doesn’t say how to enter the password into your plugin. How do you do it?

I get a password prompt when I visit my page. I enter the password, then I see my page with the password prompt on it. What’s up with that?!?

Can I put the smart password prompt in a sidebar or on the home page?

Can I style my password prompts or the wrong password error?

How do I create a central login page?

Can I use this plugin to protect multiple sections of my site?