In this tutorial, we’re using native WordPress Password Protection to hide and show content in Oxygen.
To start, we will use a code snippets plugin (or a custom plugin) to create a new condition for Oxygen using Oxygen’s Conditions API.
Next, we’ll add a Div element to our page or template and use our newly created condition to hide the content if the password hasn’t been entered.
Finally, we’ll create a new section with a Code Block element that uses the default WordPress get_the_password_form function to show the form to enter the password. We’ll then add some additional elements, styles, and custom CSS to make our form more appealing.
Introduction 0:00
Adding the Oxygen Condition: 1:06
Setting Up your Template: 3:37
Adding and Styling the Password Form 5:06
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