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How to create a members-only section in a WeWeb website?

Unlock our step-by-step guide to creating a members-only section on your WeWeb website. Ideal for businesses seeking to establish a private, members-only access.

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How to create a members-only section in a WeWeb website?

Step 1: Login to your WeWeb account
First things first, you need to have a WeWeb account and be logged in to it. So, go ahead and access the WeWeb website and sign in to your account. If you don't have one, create a new account by clicking on the "Sign Up" button and following the prompts.

Step 2: Open your WeWeb editor
Once you're logged in to your WeWeb account, you'll find the main dashboard. From here, you'll be able to manage your current websites or even create a new one. Find and click on the website that you want to add a members-only section to. Doing this will take you to the website editor page.

Step 3: Create a new page for the members-only section
In the website editor, there's an option on your left side labeled "Add Page." Click on it to open a prompt where you can name your new page. Make sure to give your page an appropriate name such as "Members Only."

Step 4: Set up page visibility
Once the page is created, you'll need to determine who can see it. To do this, go to the "Settings" tab of the page editor. Look for the "Visibility" section. In this section, select the "Private" option. This makes the page viewable only to logged-in members.

Step 5: Set up member access
After setting the visibility of the page to private, the next thing to do is to set up member access. You’ll need to go back to the "Settings" and select the "Access" section. Here, you can determine who can access the members-only page and with what level of access. This could be full-access, read-only access, or editing access. Set this according to your preference.

Step 6: Design your members-only page
Now that the page is set up, it's time to design it. Back to the editor, you'll see many options to customize your page, including adding text, images, forms, etc. Make sure the page has all the necessary content and functions for your members.

Step 7: Implement member registration
You'll need a system for members to register or sign-in to your website. From the page editor, find the "User Account" feature. This option allows you to add a registration and login form to your website. You can customize these forms as you see fit: add fields or remove unnecessary ones.

Step 8: Save and publish your changes
After everything is set up, it's time to save and publish your changes. You should see a "Save" button at the top right corner of the editor. Click on it to save your changes. After saving, you'll be prompted to publish your new page. Ensure everything is in order before clicking "Publish."

Step 9: Test your work
Finally, it is recommended to test the functionality of your new members-only section to ensure everything is working as expected. Try registering a new member and logging in to access the members-only page.

Congratulations! You have just created a members-only section on your WeWeb website. Now, your registered users can benefit from exclusive content and features on your website.

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