Not blocking anything

I was using incognito, so wasnt logged in.

That’s a pretty broad topic with not much to go on. I’d suggest starting with this FAQ and some of the content it links to. Also, going through the Initial Setup video may help you understand how the plugin works and how to configure it.

Thanks for your reply. I read somewhere in your faq/documentation that my kind of topic is common.

I looked into it more and realized your plugin only blocks the_content();
Our theme prints a lot of important stuff outside of the the_content in its template files, so I guessing I’m forced to use a different plugin.

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Snuwerd.

Thanks for your reply. I read somewhere in your faq/documentation that my kind of topic is common.

I wouldn’t say “common” but I would say that when it does come up it’s generally a misunderstood issue. The plugin alone handles what’s in the_content (as you already noted).

If you have things outside of the main content variable, there are ways to handle that. If it’s post meta that is part of the template, I’d say just handle that directly in the template (you should be using a child theme anyway). Use is_user_logged_in() to determine login state and show/hide it that way.