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**Free Tier:** If you want to gate content behind the free tier (only following, not paying), you can just add the tier alongside the others. If that is too inconvenient because you got too many tiers, you can use the pledge threshold to include any tier equal to or above a certain amount in cents (e.g. 300 for $3.00), either globally or post by post.
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## Unlock Posts
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You can grant logged-in users access to password-protected content by unlocking specific posts. Just open the admin profile page of the user, search for the posts you want to unlock, add them and save. Chapters inherit the unlock of the story. Roles other than administrators require both the **Edit Users** and **Unlock Posts** capabilities to unlock posts, which can be assigned in the role manager.
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**Patreon Gate:** Post unlocks are normally independent of Patreon, but you can gate them behind a global pledge threshold in cents to limit the feature to paying patrons only. This is in addition to any other Patreon gates.
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## Shortcodes
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[Shortcodes](https://wordpress.org/support/article/shortcode-block/) are bracket-enclosed keywords placed within the content that WordPress automatically interprets into code, adding features or objects without the need for programming. This should be done inside a _shortcode_ block, although it would work outside too. Since most elements created by shortcodes have no margins, the _spacer_ block can be a good addition before and/or after.
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