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# 3.2 No access redirection

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Say, you want a Page Sample Page to be restricted so **only logged-in users** can see this page.

Now after you go to the dashboard of WordPress and edit this or any page, enable the link as follows & update the page, you can't see the page if you view it from incognito mode where you're **not logged in**.

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Now, you may change the settings if you want to **redirect any unauthorized user** to any other page when he is trying to navigate to the restricted page.

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For example, in the **WordPress dashboard**, if you navigate to the **LC Wizard**, select '**options**,' and then in the '**No access redirect to:**' field, enter a **URL** and **update** it, users who are not logged in will be redirected to that specific page if they attempt to access a restricted route.

That means if you are trying to navigate to the **<http://domain/sample-page>** page from the incognito window or from anywhere you are not logged in, you will be navigated to the **<http://domain/about>** page.