Start with the content you actually need to protect.
1. Identify the pages, posts or archives that should be restricted.
2. Decide which WordPress roles should have access. Keep the rule set simple at first.
3. Install and activate Permarix, then review your access-control settings before publishing protected content.
4. Test each rule with a real user account for every relevant role.
A good access-control setup is predictable: users who should see protected content can reach it, while everyone else receives the intended restriction experience. After your first pass, refine the rules one group at a time instead of changing everything at once.
For production sites, test changes in a staging environment when possible and keep a short record of which roles are expected to access each protected area.
1. Identify the pages, posts or archives that should be restricted.
2. Decide which WordPress roles should have access. Keep the rule set simple at first.
3. Install and activate Permarix, then review your access-control settings before publishing protected content.
4. Test each rule with a real user account for every relevant role.
A good access-control setup is predictable: users who should see protected content can reach it, while everyone else receives the intended restriction experience. After your first pass, refine the rules one group at a time instead of changing everything at once.
For production sites, test changes in a staging environment when possible and keep a short record of which roles are expected to access each protected area.
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