WARNING: Please note that this plugin was not created by the AccessAlly team. We do NOT provide technical support or guarantee its effectiveness on your site.
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How To Set It Up
Step 1: Install Plugin
First, install the Content Visibility for Divi Builder plugin on your site.
Step 2: Add Permission Tag Requirements To Modules
As you open up each module, you’ll see a section called “Content Visibility.” In this input field, you can designate the tags that are required to view the module, using either the tag names or tag IDs:
TAG NAME
In this case, the tag names (not ID) are provided in a comma-delimited list:
accessally_has_any_tag("tag name 1,tag name 2")
TAG ID
In this case, the tag IDs (not names) are provided in a comma-delimited list:
accessally_has_any_tag_id("123,456")
– accessally_is_logged_in()
– accessally_has_any_tag(“tag name”)
– accessally_has_any_tag_id(“tag id”)
– accessally_has_all_tag(“tag name”)
– accessally_has_all_tag_id(“tag id”)
If you would like to exclude tags, say if someone does NOT have a specific tag or set of tags, place an exclamation mark in front of the code.
For example:
!accessally_has_all_tag_id("tag id")
This will translate to “anyone who does not have this tag”.
Please note that this is advanced functionality and should be attempted with care. Depending on the error-handling implementation in Divi, there is the risk of a typo causing a page to not load at all.
For any help, please contact the creators of the Content Visibility for Divi Builder plugin directly.
