LAPDI Member Portal gates protected pages, post types and other plugins’ member-only content to logged-in users, and gives members a self-service front-end account page. It ships with sensible, universal defaults and is fully configurable from its own settings screen — nothing is hardcoded to any one site’s setup.

Features

A front-end account/login page with a nonce-protected profile form (first name, last name, display name, email)
Any number of member roles, each with independent access settings
Renameable Portal Member and full-access Portal Board Member starter roles
Users Assign Roles: select any number of members and add or remove a member role in one action
Users Member Roles: create, rename, delete, and configure roles — access capability, protected page paths, protected post types, member capabilities, and the welcome-email template
[lapdi_portal_role] conditional content, including nested third-party shortcodes
[lapdi_member_account] shortcode for the account page
WordPress-native password recovery and nonce-protected logout
noindex,nofollow on account and protected front-end requests
Protected content excluded from unauthorized REST API requests, search, feeds, and public XML sitemaps
An account-page extension action for independently maintained membership and billing integrations
Optional site-owned presentation for WordPress account and password emails
No required framework — Member Portal registers its own screens directly, nothing else to install first

Works with LAPDI Events

If LAPDI Events is also active, its “Members only” event visibility automatically recognizes users assigned to any configured portal role — no extra setup required.