Content Restrictions
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- 1 How Tag-Based Restrictions Work Overview Tag-based content restriction lets you lock pages, posts, products, courses, or any public custom post type behind GoHighLevel tags. A user can only access the content if they have the required GHL tags on their linked contact record. Three restriction types Has ANY of these tags: User must have at least one of the... Read article
- 2 Page and Post Metabox Setup The GoHighLevel Restrictions metabox in the post editor sidebar. Overview The restriction metabox appears in the sidebar of all public post type editors (pages, posts, WooCommerce products, LearnDash courses, and any public custom post type). It restricts access to the entire post or page. Setting up a restriction Open any page, post, or supported post... Read article
- 3 [syncly_restrict] Shortcode Overview The [ syncly_restrict ] shortcode restricts a section of content within a page rather than the whole page. Wrap any content you want to protect inside the shortcode tags. Basic syntax [ syncly_restrict tags="tag-name" ] This content is only visible to users with the specified tag. [/syncly_restrict ] Parameters Parameter Values Default Description tags... Read article
- 4 Gutenberg Restricted Content Block Overview The syncly/restricted-content block wraps other blocks in a tag-based restriction container. Adding the block In the Gutenberg editor, click the block inserter (+). Search for GHL Restricted Content. Add it to your page. Drop other blocks inside the restricted content container. Block settings Required tags: Select the GHL tags required for access. Restriction type:... Read article
- 5 Elementor Widget Conditions (Pro) Overview With Pro active, every Elementor widget gets a GoHighLevel Restrictions section in its Advanced tab. Show or hide individual widgets based on a user’s GHL tags without needing shortcodes. How to use it Open the Elementor editor. Select any widget. Go to the Advanced tab. Scroll to GoHighLevel Restrictions. Choose a restriction type and... Read article
- 6 Archive and REST API Protection (Pro) Overview By default, tag-based restrictions hide content on the single post view, but restricted posts can still appear in archive pages, search results, and REST API responses. Pro adds optional protection for these additional entry points. Archive and search protection When enabled, restricted posts are excluded from WP_Query results for non-authorized users. They will not... Read article
- 7 Admin Bypass and Override Rules (Pro) Admin bypass Enable in Settings > Restrictions. When active, users with manage_options capability (administrators) always have access to restricted content regardless of their GHL tags. Makes it easier to test restrictions without adding tags to your admin account. Allowed-tag overrides Define extra tag-based rules that grant access beyond the restrictions set on individual posts. For... Read article