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# Adding Password Protection to Pages in your Website

### 1. Open the Site settings from Top Bar

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### 2. From setting panel click on the Access, select the Password Protected option and enter your Password and click on SET button

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### 3. After adding the Password make sure to click on the PUBLISH/UPDATE live site button (available on Top Right corner) to make the changes live on your website. 

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