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Recommended Plugins

1. Members (by MemberPress)
   • Features:
     • Allows you to create and manage roles and capabilities.
     • Restrict access to posts, pages, or custom taxonomies (like categories).
     • Integrates seamlessly with custom categories.
   • How to Use:
     • Install and activate the plugin.
     • Assign permissions to specific roles under “Roles.”
     • Use the category restriction options to limit access to posts.

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2. PublishPress Permissions
   • Features:
     • Fine-grained access control for posts, pages, and categories.
     • You can specify user roles or individual users who can view posts.
     • Supports custom post types and taxonomies.
   • How to Use:
     • Install and activate the plugin.
     • Go to the permissions settings and set viewing rights for your custom category.

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3. Restrict Content (by WPBeginner)
   • Features:
     • Restrict content based on user roles or logged-in status.
     • Simple to use with shortcode support for partial restrictions.
     • Allows you to target specific categories.
   • How to Use:
     • Install and activate the plugin.
     • Wrap the content in the [restrict] shortcode for visibility control.

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4. Advanced Access Manager (AAM)
   • Features:
     • Robust role-based content restriction system.
     • Control access to posts, pages, and custom categories.
     • Comes with an easy-to-navigate interface for setting permissions.
   • How to Use:
     • Install and activate the plugin.
     • Navigate to AAM settings and configure restrictions for your category.

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5. User Role Editor
   • Features:
     • Customize user roles and permissions.
     • Allows restriction of content, including custom categories.
     • Lightweight and simple to configure.
   • How to Use:
     • Install and activate the plugin.
     • Edit the user roles and enable/disable access to specific categories.

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Implementation Steps

1. Install one of the above plugins from the WordPress plugin directory.
2. Define roles (if needed) and assign capabilities for those roles.
3. Set category restrictions using the plugin settings.

If you prefer custom coding instead of a plugin, I can help you write a snippet to add this functionality. Let me know!