My Private Site: Breakdown
The My Private Site plugin is designed specifically for WordPress users who want to create completely private workspaces out of their site. This plugin allows users to control who can access content and what kind of content is available to their target audience. As a result, it allows users to create secure and private sites within an environment as open as WordPress.
Once the user has installed and activated the plugin, it will add a powerful private page system to their WordPress site. This feature allows users to create child pages and keep them hidden from visitors, setting permissions for different people according to their roles (administrator, editor, author, subscriber) and completely customize the content they can view. Because the My Private Site plugin allows the user to set page visibility, the user will be able to create hidden pages which only specific users can view.
The My Private Site plugin also gives users the freedom to add custom navigation menus specifically to their private sites. It allows users to organize free page, child page, and private posts into a simple yet effective menu structure. Additionally, the plugin comes with a shortcode builder that allows users to display restricted content for different user roles. This can be done with a simple drag-and-drop interface that doesn’t require any additional development skills to use.
Moreover, the My Private Site plugin allows users to manage their access permissions in bulk. It allows admins to set roles and permissions for multiple pages or posts within their WordPress dashboard. This bulk feature ensures that admins only have to set permissions once instead of individually for each post or page.
Finally, the My Private Site plugin includes a powerful user authentication system. This feature lets admins set different authentication levels for access points. As a result, admins can manage who can access their private site and ante the security of their site. All this can be flexibly managed from the WordPress dashboard.