Access Settings

These shortcodes allow you to control content visibility based on guest status, login state, subscription status, email domains, and email lists.

For the following shortcodes:

  • [in_email_domain_list]

  • [not_in_email_domain_list]

  • [in_email_list]

  • [not_in_email_list]

Please read our documentation on Email Lists for further details.

They also all need the parameters lists="???, ???" with the IDs of the created Email List.

For the following shortcodes:

  • [subscriber]

  • [not_subscriber]

Need the content_id="???" with the ID of the event in the shortcode in order to work.

The attendance_mode parameter is also accepted and specifies the attendance mode a user needs to have in order to see the content between the shortcode.

Details:

  • Type: Text

  • Default Value: None

  • Usage:

    • attendance_mode="remote"

    • attendance_mode="in_person"

[guest]

Displays content only to users who are not logged in.

  • Usage:

[guest]
    Content for guests only.
[/guest]

[logged_in]

Displays content only to logged-in users.

  • Usage:

[logged_in]
    Content for logged-in users.
[/logged_in]

[subscriber]

Displays content only to users with an active subscription.

  • Usage:

[subscriber content_id="123"]
    Content for subscribers only.
[/subscriber]

[not_subscriber]

Displays content only to users without an active subscription.

  • Usage:

[not_subscriber content_id="123"]
    Content for non-subscribers.
[/not_subscriber]

[email_domain_allow]

Displays content to users whose email domain is explicitly allowed.

  • Parameters:

    • domain (optional): Specify a comma-separated list of allowed domains.

  • Usage:

[email_domain_allow domain="example.com,anotherdomain.com"]
    Content for specific email domains.
[/email_domain_allow]

[email_domain_not_allowed]

Displays content to users whose email domain is not in the allowed list.

  • Parameters:

    • domain (optional): Specify a comma-separated list of disallowed domains.

  • Usage:

[email_domain_not_allowed domain="restricted.com,blockeddomain.com"]
    Content restricted by email domains.
[/email_domain_not_allowed]

[in_email_domain_list]

Displays content if the user's email domain is in a predefined list.

  • Usage:

[in_email_domain_list]
    Content for users in the email domain list.
[/in_email_domain_list]

[not_in_email_domain_list]

Displays content if the user's email domain is not in a predefined list.

  • Usage:

[not_in_email_domain_list]
    Content for users not in the email domain list.
[/not_in_email_domain_list]

[in_email_list]

Displays content if the user's email is explicitly in a predefined list.

  • Usage:

[in_email_list]
    Content for users in the email list.
[/in_email_list]

[not_in_email_list]

Displays content if the user's email is not in a predefined list.

  • Usage:

[not_in_email_list]
    Content for users not in the email list.
[/not_in_email_list]

Parameters

The no_access_message parameter specifies the text to display when a user does not meet the criteria of these access settings shortcodes.

Details:

  • Type: Text

  • Default Value: Blank space

  • Usage:

    • Set no_access_message="You do not have access to this content"

Each shortcode can be nested within others for more granular visibility control. Make sure to test combinations for the desired effect!

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