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Comment protéger par mot de passe votre WordPress sans Inscription de l’utilisateur

Il existe de nombreux tutoriels qui vous affichent comment protéger le contenu de votre site par un mot de passe. Beaucoup d’entre eux utilisent des extensions d’adhésion complexes qui nécessitent l’inscription de l’utilisateur. Mais que se passe-t-il si vous souhaitez simplement protéger votre site par un mot de passe sans inscription de l’utilisateur ? Imaginons que vous ayez un site de démonstration pour vos clients. Il se peut que vous souhaitiez que ce client spécifique soit le seul à voir votre site. Dans cet article, nous allons vous afficher un moyen très simple de protéger rapidement votre site WordPress avec un seul mot de passe.

Password protect your WordPress site without user registration

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La première chose à faire est d’installer et d’activer l’extension Password Protected. Pour plus de détails, consultez notre guide étape par étape sur l’installation d’une extension WordPress.

Une fois activé, vous devez visiter la page Réglages  » Password Protected pour définir les paramètres de l’extension.

Password Protected settings

Vous devrez cocher la case à côté de l’état Protégé par mot de passe pour activer la protection par mot de passe.

Ensuite, vous avez l’option de permettre aux administrateurs/administratrices et aux utilisateurs/utilisatrices connectés. Vous pouvez également permettre les flux RSS, mais si vous souhaitez que votre site reste privé, il est préférable de ne pas cocher cette option.

Vous devez maintenant saisir un nouveau mot de passe. Toute personne possédant le mot de passe sera en mesure de voir votre site WordPress, vous devez donc choisir un mot de passe fort avec des lettres, des chiffres et des symboles.

Vous pouvez également limiter l’accès à des adresses IP spécifiques. Toutefois, si vous ne disposez pas de ces informations, laissez cette case vide.

N’oubliez pas de cliquer sur le bouton « Enregistrer les modifications » pour stocker vos Réglages.

Désormais, chaque fois que quelqu’un essaiera d’accéder à votre site WordPress, il verra un écran de mot de passe comme celui-ci :

Password protected screen

Nous espérons que cet article vous a aidé à apprendre comment protéger par mot de passe un site WordPress sans inscription de l’utilisateur. Vous pouvez également consulter ces astuces et hacks vitaux pour protéger votre zone d’administration WordPress.

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  1. Syed Balkhi

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      You’re welcome :)

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  2. tony cook

    I’m trying to password protect just the_content() on the homepage – it works on all other pages with just the standard wordpress visibility = « Password protected » functionality but on the homepage the content is still visible. The plugin you mention will hide the whole page behind the login page, but in this instance I need to see the page template with just the_content() hidden. Even googling is not coming up with anything.

    I only way around I can think of is to auto redirect from the homepage to a duplicate homepage that is just a standard page.

  3. Ebube

    please I’m trying to build an online examination site and I want each user to have a different password to view the page of the exam. How do I go about this

  4. Alex

    This plugin hasn’t been updated in a year and the developer is not responding to questions/problems posted on the support forum. I was wondering if anybody else knows of another solution like this that is actively being maintained?

  5. Anshuman

    What if I want it to ask password each time I close the page. Currently it is not asking for password once password has been entered.

    Please suggest.

    • pratikk

      your case need 2 sub answers. do you login as admin or do you enter password as user?

  6. Benedicte

    Hello, 2 questions:
    – I have just installed and activated this plugin, but it doesn’t seem to be working yet.. (maybe some cache issues)
    – Does the plugin allow to password protect any page that is first being clicked? (so if people click on any subpage – not only the homepage – it is being protected?)
    Thanks,

    • pratikk

      – did you check those boxes? ()allow admin ()allow logged in users

      – yes when i did that test, i saw that sub pages were protected as well.

  7. Megan

    Naïve question: Will this work for WordPress.org and WordPress.com sites?

  8. Elizabeth Johnson

    I want to password protect 3 sets of pages. Each of the 3 sets will have 3 pages. And each set will have its own password. I tried creating each of the pages within a set as separate pages but the passwords would only work on 1 and sometimes 2 pages.
    Can I create 3 parent pages (one for each set) and give each parent page its own password? Then can I create 2 sub pages within each parent page and not give those pages a password? Would this eliminate my problem? Would the sub pages be protected by the parent page or would they be unprotected with no password of their own?
    Thank you so much for any help. I am only moderately knowledgeable and feel I am stumbling around in the dark on this.

  9. mel

    Is there any way to create a custom page with the plugin for password protection? I saw you can replace the login logo but I would like to create a custom page for sign in.

  10. Nigel Spence

    I’m password protecting a monthly membership site. What happens when I have a member who as been with me for say 4 months, then I get a new member,how do I give them a different password for the same month 1 content? Won’t the new member also get 4 months worth of content???

    Please clarify, as I can not for the life of me fathom this out… :-)

    • WPBeginner Support

      yes and you probably need a more complex solution than this to handle memberships and subscriptions :)

      Administrateur

  11. Hughes

    Thanks for the suggestion. This seems very handy and straightforward. Once installed, do you know if this will prevent content from the site to come up in search engines? And can you remove it without any weirdness later if as you say you use this for client demo purposes? In my case, I wonder if it would work for a client that wants his site private just until ready to reveal his redesign.

    • Noumaan Yaqoob

      @Hughes it will partially protect your websites from search engines. To block search engines you should add this in your robots.txt file

      User-agent: *
      Disallow: /

  12. ellie

    would this plug in work if i just wanted to password protect a certain area/group of pages on my site? eg. most of it would be available to the public but with a password protected area for members?
    i don’t want to password protect the whole site.

    • Editorial Staff

      No, you would need a membership plugin for that. This plugin is mainly for totally private blogs (family blogs or company blogs).

      Administrateur

  13. D

    Excuse my ignorance but I just wanted to clarify….

    Allowing password access to a group of people (say students in a class for a given time period e.g. 3 months) can be done and then the password changed when the new term begins – to use for an entirely different set of students.

    However, if I am the owner of a wordpress website, I control content/settings etc. i.e. I remain the owner of the site. No such user (allowed in via password access) can ‘hijack’ my site so as to speak.

    • Editorial Staff

      Yes that is correct. You own the site entirely. The students can only view the site. They cannot change anything.

      Administrateur

  14. Namita

    Hi,

    What if I want to protect multiple pages (menu/sub menus/sub-sub menus) from the clients until I give them the password? Can I still use this plugin?

    Please suggest a way to accomplish my goal if you know a way.

    Thanks!

    • Editorial Staff

      This would work for all pages not just the homepage. So yes, you can use this plugin.

      Administrateur

  15. Liza

    Won’t hackers be able to find another way around this?

    • Editorial Staff

      This is NOT for hackers. The intended purpose of this plugin is for private blogs. For example, you adopted a kid, and you only want their biological family to see the kid’s pictures. Chances are hackers are not targeting your site because you don’t make any $$$. Another use case would be that you have a client demo area. i.e clients.yoursite.com. You can password protect the site, and change the password for every new client (granted that you are not working with numerous at the same time). Hope that clear things up.

      Administrateur

  16. Zachary Williamson

    Love it :) thanks to all the WPBeginner team for taking the time to share all this useful information with the world. :P

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