Description
By default, WordPress displays a message such as « This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: » on password protected posts and pages.
ACW Custom Messages for Password Protected Pages lets you replace that message with your own text or HTML. You can set a default message for all password protected content, and you can also assign a different custom message to each specific page, post or custom post type from the plugin settings screen.
Features:
- Change the default password protected message to any text/HTML, using the visual editor.
- Add as many content-specific messages as you like: select a page, post or custom post type item, write its custom message, and add another one for different content.
- Content-specific messages override the default message.
- The content dropdown only lists password protected items, so it stays short and easy to browse even on large sites.
- Optional « wrong password » message: WordPress gives no feedback when a wrong password is entered — enable this message to let visitors know their attempt failed.
- Remove the « Protected: » prefix from the title, so « Protected: Page Title » shows as « Page Title ».
- Change the « Password » input label to any custom text.
- Dedicated settings screen under Settings Password Messages.
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Installation
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/acw-password-protected-messagesdirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the « Plugins » screen in WordPress.
- Go to Settings Password Messages to configure your messages.
FAQ
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Can I set a different message for each page or post?
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Yes. On the settings screen, under « Content-specific messages », select the content and write its custom message. Click « Add another message » to configure a different message for other content.
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What happens if a page or post has no specific message?
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The default message is shown. If no default message is set either, the standard WordPress message is displayed.
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Does it work with posts and custom post types too?
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Yes. Both the default message and the content-specific messages work with pages, posts and any public custom post type.
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Can I show an error when the password is wrong?
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Yes. By default WordPress simply reloads the form without any feedback. Fill in the « Wrong password message » field on the settings screen and visitors will see it after a failed attempt. Leave it empty to keep the default behavior.
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Why doesn’t my page appear in the dropdown?
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The dropdown only lists content that is password protected. Set the page visibility to « Password protected » first, then come back to the settings screen.
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Historique des changements
1.1.0
- Content-specific messages now work with posts and custom post types, not just pages.
- The content dropdown only lists password protected items, grouped by post type.
- Previously saved selections stay visible even if the content is no longer password protected.
- New optional « wrong password » message, shown after a failed attempt (WordPress shows no feedback by default).
1.0.0
- Initial release.
- Dedicated settings page under Settings Password Messages.
- Default message with visual editor.
- Multiple page-specific messages: select a page and assign it a custom message.
- Custom « Password » field label.