How can I restrict content on a website?
Restricting the content within a Post or Page is very easy with Restrict Content Pro, and there are several different ways you can do it. You can easily restrict the entire contents of a post or page by simply selecting the desired options in the “Restrict This Content” box, or you can restrict portions of content using the provided shortcodes.
How to restrict content based on access level?
To restrict your content based on a member’s access level, select Members with an access level in the dropdown, and then select the lowest access level you want to be able to access the content. See the screenshot below.
How can I restrict the content of a post?
You can easily restrict the entire contents of a post or page by simply selecting the desired options in the “Restrict This Content” box, or you can restrict portions of content using the provided shortcodes. Both of these methods are explained in detail below.
How to restrict your content to a specific membership level?
To restrict your content to members of a specific membership level, select the Members of subscription level (s) option in the dropdown, and then select Members of specific subscription levels, and then select the subscription levels you want to have access to the content. See the screenshot below.
What are the main functions of content filtering?
Their main function is to block websites, emails, or file types (usually executables) that could be unproductive or harmful if accessed. Restrictions may be based on the criteria of corporate acceptable use policies or compliance regulations, such as the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA).
What are the rules for removing content from Facebook?
Until now, Facebook had not publicly disclosed the lengthy rules given to its content reviewers to guide their decisions on whether to remove Facebook posts flagged for violating the Silicon Valley company’s policies. And Facebook users, whose content was removed, had little recourse if they believed content reviewers made the wrong call.