Option 1: Password-Protect a Page

• In the WordPress dashboard, click Pages.

• Hover over the page you want to restrict.

• Click Quick Edit.

• In the Quick Edit menu, you can update basic settings like the title, slug, and publish date.

• To add a password, enter it in the Password field.

• Click Update to save changes.

• A lock icon will appear next to the page name, indicating that it is now password-protected.

Option 2: Restrict by Role or User

• In the dashboard, click Default Pages.

• Hover over the page you want to update and click Edit.

• You will be taken to the full Page Editor.

• Scroll down to the Permissions section.

• To restrict who can edit the page:

  • Under Grant Users, search for and select the specific user(s) you want to give editing access to.

• To restrict who can view the page:

  • Under Grant Roles, search for and select the user role(s) allowed to view the page.

• Click Publish (or Update) to apply the new permissions.

These tools ensure that sensitive or internal content on your site is only accessible to the right people.