How to add gated content to your WordPress website with Greyd.Suite
In this tutorial Sandra walks you through creating gated content with Greyd.Suite, so you can restrict access to selected pages, posts or entire sections of your website. Whether you want to share material only with logged-in customers, employees or users with specific capabilities, Greyd.Suite gives you full control without custom code.
You’ll see how to build a registration form, work with the password field and set up user-specific roles. Sandra shows how to turn a regular form into a user-registration form, assign fields to user-role data and customise the registration email and redirect behaviour.
The tutorial then covers how to create a unified login, logout and registration page using conditional containers. This makes it possible to show the right content depending on whether a visitor is logged in or not, all on a single page. Sandra demonstrates the Greyd.Suite login block, including redirect settings and the optional remember-me function, and shows how to greet logged-in users dynamically.
You’ll also learn how to restrict entire pages or posts for specific user roles using the page settings, so the wrong audience never sees protected content. This includes the option to hide pages completely and show a 404 page instead.
Greyd.Suite extends WordPress Core with a full user-management layer, dynamic content features and a flexible design system while staying compatible with the native block editor. This makes gated content easy to create, maintain and scale across projects.
Learn how to set up a secure, user-friendly gated-content flow with Greyd.Suite.
Here you can access our documentation with all tutorials and helpful tips: https://docs.greyd.io/
0:00 Gated Content
0:32 Registration Form
2:36 Login Page