Feature description Private pages in WordPress created with the WPO365 plugin are pages that can only be seen by users that signed in with Microsoft (SSO). Private pages Examples of pages that you may want to make private are: Pages with with customer details e.g. a page where a customer or external partner would be …
In this article I’d like to look at the difference between Guest Users and Users from another organization directory that I will refer to as Multi-tenant Users. Because as soon as you’d like to give (Azure AD) authenticated guests / users outside of your own organization access to (private) content in WordPress, you will need …
Feature description When you install and configure the plugin then by default only only users with accounts in your own organizational directory are able to sign into your WordPress website. However, if you intend to make (parts of) your (private) WordPress extranet / website available to customers, partners or basically any user with a valid …
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Using one of the two scenarios, you can now decided whether authentication (for Office 365 / Azure AD users) is required for all users that are readers of your posts and pages (= intranet) or only for authors who access the WordPress backend e.g. the authors and editors of those posts and pages (= internet).
This page describes you can add a Sign in with Microsoft link with corresponding functionality anywhere on your website. You can see this shortcode in action on our very own checkout page.
If you want to turn your WordPress website into a WordPress Extranet and like to make (parts of) your WordPress website available to customers, partners or basically to any other user from another Microsoft Office 365 Azure AD tenant, you can do so now.
