PMPro offers a setting to filter and hide members-only content in your site’s blog, archives and search results. You can select this option on the Memberships > Settings > Advanced Settings page.

If you’re using the Custom Post Type Membership Access Add On, you can apply this same setting to CPTs with a custom filter using the pmpro_search_filter_post_types hook. Thank you to @topher1kenobe for creating this recipe.Banner for Advanced Code Recipe Tutorial for Paid Memberships Pro

The Code Recipe

<?php
/**
* Hide the 'gallery' CPT from searches and archives if membership is required to access.
*
*/
function hide_gallery_events_filter_post_types( $post_types ) {
$post_types[] = 'gallery';
return $post_types;
}
add_filter( 'pmpro_search_filter_post_types', 'hide_gallery_events_filter_post_types' );
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Adding the recipe to your website

Copy and paste this code recipe into a helper PMPro Customizations plugin. Edit the $post_types array on line 7 to specify your CPT names.

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She specializes in content creation, video tutorials, and frontend development for the core open-source plugin and its various Add Ons, helping businesses of all sizes build and grow their membership sites.

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