Enabling this setting will require the user be logged into the site before being able to see any pages.
Any attempt to view a page without being logged in will cause the user to be redirected to the login page (setup in Memberium Settings).
In case you want to have a specific page accessible to the public even with site lock enabled, you can navigate to the WordPress page editor of that specific page and check the “Force Public” option in the “Content Protection” section.
At times when sharing a post on Facebook that links to your membership site, you might have noticed that it doesn’t have any preview. Once the Facebook Crawler Access option is enabled, Facebook will be able to get the images and generate a preview of the content.
Learn how to protect Gutenberg blocks using Infusionsoft by Keap tags with Memberium for Infusionsoft.
This extension to Memberium gives you the ability to empower your customers to create sub-accounts for their own use. Your customers can enroll and remove sub-accounts (called “child accounts”) through a self-service interface. Each child account is a full-fledged Infusionsoft contact that can be independently marketed to, enrolled in campaigns, etc. Each child account also gets its own WordPress login so that plugins like LearnDash will recognize each child account as a separate user.
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