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.
Learn about supported merchant accounts and payment processors used with Infusionsoft and Memberium. Learn about supported merchant accounts, 3rd party carts, and more solutions to help you sell to your membership base.
A lot of times people jump right into starting a membership site, without realizing what’s involved in creating one and actually making it work.
This can lead to a lot of wasted time, money and effort. There’s a huge difference in terms of the time, effort and resources needed to create either of them.
With this in mind, throughout this article, we’ll compare and contrast some of the differences between starting a simple membership site and an online course.
In this article, we’ll share six examples of successful online courses and membership sites that use LearnDash. You’ll get an inside look at how these sites use LearnDash, Memberium and other WordPress plugins together to run a successful course or membership site.
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