So only logged-out users should be able to see /login?
Create a new Access Level, synchronize it with Logged-out users and make it redirect to /my-account. In the conditions, add the login page.
Let me know if this solves your problem.
Hello Joachim, thank you for your reply. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I have tried several times to get this to work properly, and it won’t seem to redirect logged in users to /my-account. It still shows the /login page.
Could you please provide a step by step guide to creating this access rule properly? Was I supposed to use a negative rule perhaps? I guess I don’t know why I would create a redirect for logged out users to /my-account, when I want logged out users to see /login. I don’t want logged IN users to see /login. I want them to be redirected to /my-account.
Sorry again for the inconvenience.
Are you using another memebership/capability plugin to manage users?
When you create an Access Level and add restricted content to it, it means that only users with this level can see this content. Everyone else will be redirected to the specified page.
So in your case, when you create a Level for logged-out-users and add the Login Page as a condition, it means that users that do not have this level cannot view this page.
So when users that are logged-in try to visit the Login page, they are redirected to the My Account page.
