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Can I create a password for a non-linked page

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If I have a non-linked page where people can download a PDF, or watch a Masterclass, is there a way to create a password for that page so that only people with the password can access the page? For example my page: www.adagonzalez.com/communication-program-1

 

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For the page you want hover over it in the pages list on the left and you'll see a gear icon. Click on that and go to General. Scroll down on the right until you see Password, it's right under Enable

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1 hour ago, Lucita said:

If I have a non-linked page where people can download a PDF, or watch a Masterclass, is there a way to create a password for that page so that only people with the password can access the page? For example my page: www.adagonzalez.com/communication-program-1

 

For the page you want hover over it in the pages list on the left and you'll see a gear icon. Click on that and go to General. Scroll down on the right until you see Password, it's right under Enable Page. Set a password and save.

It looks like you're doing a course. Have you checked out Members areas? Might be a better solution for ya. Here's info on that. https://www.squarespace.com/ecommerce/membership-sites

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Thanks for your answer!

I have thought about membership-sites, but I would have to do a whole new website (at least it seems so by what I gleaned when I explored that possibility) and I really don't have time for that. So, I thought having a password for the page could be a solution for now. 

I think in the future it probably would be better to go the other route. But not sure how to do that in an easier way. Suggestions?

 

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