LocalGov Restricted Content

LocalGov Restricted Content provides the ability to restrict access to content to signed-in users, as part of the LocalGov Drupal distribution.

When a content type is configured for restriction, editors can mark individual pages as restricted. Anonymous users will see a sign-in prompt instead of the page content, and the page lede (subtitle/description) will be hidden.

Features

• Configurable per content type — choose which content types support restriction via an admin settings page
• Inherited restriction — child content inherits restriction from parent pages for supported LocalGov Drupal content relationships (newsrooms, guides, services, steps, and subsites)
• Anonymous view modes — optionally define separate view modes for anonymous users on restricted content
• Sign-in prompts — extra display fields render a sign-in link (for listings) or a sign-in link with message (for full pages) to anonymous users
• Page lede hidden — hides the page description for anonymous users on restricted pages
• Condition plugin — a Restricted Content condition is available for use in block visibility rules and Layout Builder section conditions

Requirements

This module requires LocalGov Core and is intended for use with the LocalGov Drupal distribution.

Installation

Install using Composer:

composer require drupal/localgov_restricted_content

Then enable the module at Extend or via Drush:

drush en localgov_restricted_content

Configuration

Visit Administration > Configuration > Content > Restricted Content (/admin/config/content/restricted-content) to select which content types support restriction. The News article and Newsroom content types are enabled by default.

See the README for full configuration details, including anonymous view modes, sign-in prompt display fields, and the block visibility condition.