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Restricting Visibility of User Pages in Wordpress

Fledgling
in Content Management Systems (CMS)

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Hi

 

I am fairly new to all this and have been pulling apart the thematic theme in Wordpress and rebuilding it.

 

I am trying to build a travel website free to join for anyone. When users go to a tab on the menu called "my trip" I want it to take them to their own blog page about their own trip. I want this page to be visible only to the logged-in user (and their friends and families by invite) and I want a map embedded at the top.

 

Is it possible to build such a page and if so how do I restrict the visibility to other users?

 

Obviously, I see that all users can create posts within wordpress and these can be password protected, but I want it to look like a page on my website and not the standard wordpress "add new post" page.

 

Also, as I intend to have lots of users creating their own personal blogs (in addition to other static pages and a general comments blog for everyone) do I need to use WP Multisite?

 

Many thanks

 

Fledgling

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