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* Log out a member
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We can take this a bit further and specify which parts of our website should be accessible to logged-in members. To do this:
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1. Go to the Member section in the Backoffice.
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2. Create a new Member Group.
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1. Go to the **Member** section in the Backoffice.
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2. Create a new **Member Group**.
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5. Navigate back to the created Member.
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5. Navigate back to the created Member.
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6. Assign the newly created Member Group.
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7. Save the member:
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Almost there!
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1. Navigate to the Content section.
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1. Navigate to the **Content** section.
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2. Create a new page that should only be visible to "Premium" members.
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3. Click the menu icon (•••) to bring up the page options, and pick "Restrict Public Access" once created.
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3. Click the menu icon (•••) and select **Public Access**.
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You will be able to restrict access to a specific member, or a specific group. Choose the latter option. In the dialog that follows you must define:
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You will now have the option to restrict access to a specific member or a specific group. Choose **Group based protection**. In the dialog that follows, provide the following details:
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