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Blocking content in a custom template

By Chad Butler 2 Comments

Lately, this question has come up a lot.  How do you block content that is outside the loop and still display the login/registration forms on the page.

This type of issue may come up if you are using a custom query to put some specific content on a specific page, or it might be that you are displaying specific data that you want to protect.  As long as it is something in the WordPress template framework, you can still use WP-Members to block the content.  [Read more…]

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