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Manage Membership Plans

MemberDash allows you to restrict access to specific courses, products, pages, posts, or categories on your WordPress site based on membership level. Here's how to manage your Membership plans in Wordpress :

  1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard click on the WooCommerce tab and navigate to the Membership sub link.

  2. Click on the Membership Plans tab to enter in the menu

Info

From here you can perform several actions related to Membership Plans such as editing, deleting or creating new ones.

  1. Hover the membership plan that you want to modify and select the Edit button.

  2. Change the name of your Membership Plan (img 1), or the slug, in the General tab.

  3. Manage the access of your product in the General tab, you can allow members to see specific products, and also manage the access by : manual assignment, user account registration or product purchase.

Note

Public content is accessible to anyone, registered content is accessible to users with an account on your site, and private content is accessible only to users who have purchased a membership plan.

  1. Define your membership length in the General tab with differents options : unlimited, specific length or fixed dates.

  2. Click on the Restricted Content or Restricted Products tab, and click on the Add New Rule button to give your member access to a certain kind of content.

  3. Select the type of content you want to restrict access to with the Type Dropdown List (img 2) (e.g., pages, posts, categories, products or courses).

  4. In the Title text area you can assign a product or a content that only your member can access, and you can also set the Accessible field to define if your product or content is immediately available or during a specific time.

  5. In the Restricted Products tab, you can set if only your member can view the product or buy it.

  6. Repeat steps 7-9 for each piece of content you want to restrict.

  7. Click on the "Save" button to save your changes

Note

Related courses are content that comes with a membership plan, you can add courses to your membership plan, but if these courses are public, even if they are unsellected in the Related courses drop-down list the user will have access to the courses.

One more thing

When a user gets a membership plan, they get access to the related courses. If they lose the membership, they lose the content. If they get access to the course from other sources, there will be no change even with the membership plan.