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How to Build Elegant Password-Protected Pages in Statamic 3Category: Laravel
Statamic 2 already had some sweet, sweet content protection capabilities. But what if I told you (insert tired meme of Laurence Fishburne in tiny sunglasses) things can get a little spicier in v3?
For example, in v3 if you really wanna crank the Scoville dial (how far can I stretch this already-weak analogy?), you can easily add your own custom driver to protect your content from all the gnolls coming for your tasty pages.
On the other hand, if you just want to put some giardiniera on your tacos (I’m not so sure about your taste in tacos…
If you want to configure this per-environment as well, you’ll first need to update `config/statamic/protect.php` (REDRUM!!!!).
For example, in v3 if you really wanna crank the Scoville dial (how far can I stretch this already-weak analogy?), you can easily add your own custom driver to protect your content from all the gnolls coming for your tasty pages.
On the other hand, if you just want to put some giardiniera on your tacos (I’m not so sure about your taste in tacos…
If you want to configure this per-environment as well, you’ll first need to update `config/statamic/protect.php` (REDRUM!!!!).
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