Gutenberg Block Visibility

Access control at the block level. Show or hide any Gutenberg block by membership, tag, or login state, right in the editor.

Most access control stops at the page. But a page is rarely one thing: it's a headline everyone should see, a video only members should watch, and an upsell box for visitors who can't. The Gutenberg Block Visibility module moves the gate down to the block, so each piece of a page can have its own audience.

You set it in the editor, where the block lives. Select a block, choose who sees it: logged-in members, a specific membership, anyone holding a tag, or the reverse, visitors who haven't bought yet. The rules use the same tags and memberships the rest of your site uses, so there's nothing new to keep in sync. A hidden block isn't tucked away with CSS; the content never reaches the browser of someone outside the rule.

The everyday win is layout economy. One page can serve members and prospects at once without duplicating content or maintaining parallel versions. The sales page becomes the member page after purchase, with the buy buttons swapped for the download links, because both were always there, each visible to the right person.