Set Password to Posts in WordPress

Setting up passwords for posts and pages:

WordPress provides many features, including the ability to password-protect blog posts. This is a useful feature for bloggers who want to hide their content from public view. After setting a password for a post, the content will not be visible to others. To view the content of the post, the correct password must be entered.

Setting a password is a good option for private bloggers who want to keep their content hidden. In this post, I will show you how to set a password for your WordPress blog post.

How to Protect Posts with Password in WordPress Blog :

We can set passwords to posts while publishing or after publishing. After setting a password to a post, visitors have to enter that password to see and read the post. This is a good option for private bloggers who want to hide their blog content from the public. To set a password for a WordPress blog post, you can use the "Visibility" option on the right side of the post editor, where you can find the "Password Protected" option.

Follow below steps to set password to your WordPress blog post/page :

Step 1 : Go to WordPress Dashboard

Step 2 : Click on "Posts" and open the post by clicking on "Edit"

Step 3 : On the right side of the post editor, you can see the Visibility option in the publish module.

Step 4 : Click on "Edit" next to "Visibility" in the publish module. Then, select "Password Protected" option and type in the password.

Step 5 : Click on OK and then click on Update.

Now, go to your WordPress blog and check the post. You should see a password text box. If you enter the correct password, you will be able to see the full post content.