The topic centers around a request for a feature to lock specific content within a Discourse topic, making it visible only to logged-in users. Cam_Logical initiated the discussion, noting similarities between Discourse and Flarum – specifically mentioning Flarum’s locking and sticky features (https://github.com/flarum/lock, https://github.com/flarum/sticky) – and inquiring about similar functionality in Discourse. They seek a function to hide content from guests until they register, and clarify that the “Guest Gate” plugin doesn’ exactly meet their needs (#9).
Serakoi asked for a screenshot of the topic view, while awesomerobot stated that Discourse doesn’t have a plugin for locking specific content within a post, suggesting a theme component for protected category previews (https://meta.discourse.org/t/category-previews/155296).
anon73664359 expressed their belief that Flarum is a strong competitor to Discourse, and joshhabka followed the post, asking if anyone has found a solution to the original request.
This forum really similar to Discourse but I Still prefer Discourse.
I saw some feature which really benifit for Discourse and I hope Discourse Dev team Consider.
GitHub - flarum/lock: [READ ONLY] Subtree split of Flarum lock extension. · GitHub
GitHub - flarum/sticky: [READ ONLY] Subtree split of Flarum sticky extension. · GitHub
are there any locking feature some part in topic like that?
Could you show me a screenshot of your topic view page?
your shown option I have too. But I want a function which hide some contents from guest until they signup.
ohhhhhhh, wait, there is a plugin for that, one second
if you want to tell me about guest gate plugin, It still bug and It not What I am looking for.
Flarum is the first true competitor to Discourse (not to mention that it is free). XenForo was sort of just a modernized version of vBulletin.
I cannot wait to see what the future holds! 
We don’t have a plugin that locks specific content within a post. The closest thing we have at the moment might be this theme component that allows you to show a preview of a protected category.
Following this post, you received my vote!
Has anyone figured this out?
