vistasucks

But Kadtesgasis post could be adapted to do what you want vistasucks. With the use of some if statements.

I read the page you linked to in your post. But wouldn’t there need to be a:

if is_logged_in()

or something similiar?

I too need to hide stuff. I would rather wordpress’ login keep out the unregistered / unapproved users than my current method of password protecting the wp installation directory. I’m using a plug-in right now that keeps posts hidden when not logged in (which works fine) But I need the sidebar contents to remain hidden as well.

It would be nice to limit based on login status.

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I’m a php newb. I barely followed that. But it sounds like you don’t know either?

I too would like to do the same thing.

Could this be used to limit sidebar widget visibility to those that are not registered and logged in?

eg: if user is not logged in, they can’t see the category listing box, recent comments box, text boxes, etc.?

Where exactly would that code be placed? (Kinda vague to a newbie.)