Subway - Private WordPress Site Option

     

Subway is a small plugin for WordPress that allows you to hide the content of your website to non-logged in visitors and only displays them to logged in users.

This plugin redirects the users to the provided login page with a login form that allows them to type their username/email and password combination.

It validates the users’ credentials and displays a set of configurable messages if there are errors such as invalid username, empty username, wrong password, and etcetera.

The plugin has settings inside the Administration Panel (‘Settings’ > 'Subway') that allows you to configure where you want the user to be taken after he/she has successfully logged in, this can be a page, a custom URL, or just the default behavior.

Current Version: 2.0.5

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Up and Running

• Setup and Installation (Docs coming soon)

  • Download (Docs coming soon)
  • Installation (Docs coming soon)
  • Setting up your Subway Login Page (Docs coming soon)

• Features and Usage (Docs coming soon)

  • Setting up your Subway Login Page (Docs coming soon)
  • Two Types of Page Visibility Setting (Docs coming soon)
  • Three Types of Login Redirection (Docs coming soon)
  • Allow the 'Default WordPress Login Page' (Docs coming soon)
  • Bypass the 'Subway Login Page' (Docs coming soon)

Click here to see the full documentation.

Known Issues

• Redirect Issue (tokens are not working) - Fixed in 2.0.5

Contributions

Contributions are highly welcome, and there are various ways you can contribute:

• Spotted a bug or an issue? Share it with us on GitHub.
• Want to share your bug fixes or share ideas for the new features? Send us a Pull Request.
• Send us feedback and suggestions for enhancements, share it with the team .
• Translators are welcome.

License

Subway is licensed under GNU General Public License 2