Fine, I installed Lilly’s component and after having to change this setting it worked fine !
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I’m glad that worked as a solution for you. However, that is not one of my components - it is the fine work of @Don 
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hello,
can the font size be adjusted in the display screen? if the message is long then not all of it shows on a mobile device.
Thanks
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can’t we redirect users to the original topic url, after logging/registering?
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Great component 
and a very good start.
Some granularity would be useful, along the lines with options such as
- Allow full first post read, then *
- Allow X first post read,then *
- Allow X number of lines of content be read, then *
*show gated message
Perhaps some options to control the size and maybe even basic style of gate, like Height, maybe even width.
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I am interested in same features! I am currently setting up a course on my WP instance which offers locking content for paid users via Wishlist member plugin.
Ideally I would like to use some kind of [gated group=premium] shortcode to wrap the content to restrict it to only to specific group members.
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Great idea, disabling scripts in browser completely breaks it though.
Unforunately, that is as good as it is going to get with a front-end component like this (I think).
Anything more robust will take a formal plugin.
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This seems like it could be quite a powerful plugin for those who really on any kind of subscriptions or payments. For now categories are either completely visible or completely invisible on a group basis, but it would certainly be nice to have something in the middle to give that sense of “FOMO” and encourage subscribing.
I would definitely recommend turning this into a feature request.
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Hi: It works really well. I wonder if anyone has put an image behind it? so that it looks a bit more on brand? Bronwyn
Reading above, “disabling scripts in browser breaks it though” - I presume that means someone gets free access that point? Could you let me know as that would be a problem.
Have you tried adding something via css?
Not sure what you mean about free access, but it means they can view the content on the page. YMMV if that’s a problem or not. Personally, we use this in our announcement categories to require a login, partially so that we can demonstrate that customers have viewed news topics (for liability purposes).
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