You can password protect your WordPress site using something called HTTP Authentication. This is a standard method of password protecting a site on any web server. It’s simple but effective.
To do this:
- Go to WPCloud Deploy->Applications
- Click on the site for which this action will apply
- Click on the MISC tab
- Scroll down to the PASSWORD PROTECTION WITH HTTP BASIC AUTHENTICATION section
- Fill in the USER ID and PASSWORD that will be used to protect the site
- Click the Basic Authentication toggle.
- Click the OK option on the confirmation popup
After a while the screen will refresh – if the operation is successful. If the operation fails, you’ll get a popup message.
You can see a full log of the operation under the SSH LOG screen.
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