Create members only content

Once you’ve set up your membership product and assigned it to zora, you can start creating members-only content.

Restricting access

To restrict a blog post to members only, tag the post with “exclusive” (the default membership tag). If you use a custom membership tag in your theme settings, use that tag instead.

Members can view the full content. Non-members will see restricted access. Content is available only to customers who have purchased a membership plan.

Tier access

If the membership product has tiers (more than one value), zora treats each value as a member tier. To restrict content by tier, use:

• exclusive-[tier-name]

The first value has the lowest level of access, while the last value has the highest level of access. Content is visible to members who purchased that tier.

For example, if your membership product has 3 values (standard, premium, and plus), you can use these tags:

• exclusive-standard (access to standard content)
• exclusive-premium (access to premium and standard content)
• exclusive-plus (access to plus, premium and standard content)
• exclusive (available to all members)

Things to keep in mind

The blog post tag must match an option value from your membership product. If a value has more than 2 words, replace spaces with dashes (-). For example, if the value is “cool kids”, the tier becomes “cool-kids” and you would use:

• exclusive-cool-kids

zora accepts only one membership tag per post. If multiple valid tags are used (e.g. exclusive and exclusive-premium), the first tag takes priority.

Best practice: use one membership tag per post. Use exclusive to allow all members. Use exclusive-[member-tier] to limit access to a specific tier.