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No screenshot attached, but there probably are much better ways to protect the content.<br />
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Can you explain what are you trying to protect?
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No screenshot attached, but there probably are much better ways to protect the content.

Can you explain what are you trying to protect?

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Have some PDFs that we want to stage at bottom of page with summary list of content. If users login in, PDFs become available for download.
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Have some PDFs that we want to stage at bottom of page with summary list of content. If users login in, PDFs become available for download.

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We engaged a web developer who built a microsite for us. We are in finishing stages and when I tried to touch up content on site via \wpadmin it seemed changes didn't appear. The developer explained on protected content pages (we have some locked collateral links at bottom) that I would have to modify in 2 places.<br />
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It seems kind of crude (spoken by a non-developer) to me and wondered if this is standard or if there is an easier way to provide locked content experience but not have to make page adjustments in 2 different areas. <br />
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I attached a screenshot as he explained that they are using the <b>custom field screen option to override the visual editor</b>. Surely there is a more elegant way.
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We engaged a web developer who built a microsite for us. We are in finishing stages and when I tried to touch up content on site via \wpadmin it seemed changes didn't appear. The developer explained on protected content pages (we have some locked collateral links at bottom) that I would have to modify in 2 places.

It seems kind of crude (spoken by a non-developer) to me and wondered if this is standard or if there is an easier way to provide locked content experience but not have to make page adjustments in 2 different areas. 

I attached a screenshot as he explained that they are using the custom field screen option to override the visual editor. Surely there is a more elegant way.

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