Kadence RCP Shortcodes
The Kadence RCP Shortcodes toolkit provides a collection of dynamic macros that allow you to display operational content and customize layouts anywhere on your WordPress site. Instead of editing theme files or using complex custom code, you can insert short text blocks into pages, posts, or widgets to create functional frontend areas. This flexibility ensures you can build personal account portals, custom checkouts, and custom registration paths that blend into your site’s design.
These shortcodes allow you to control exactly what different types of visitors see on your site. You can display dynamic login screens, show available subscription tiers, and create areas where members can change their passwords or review their payment histories. Additionally, you can wrap specific text paragraphs, video players, or download buttons inside conditional tags so only logged-in subscribers can view them. Review the following resources to master shortcode parameters, set up custom customer paths, and optimize your membership layout.
Kadence RCP Shortcodes articles
Check out the shortcode references and layout tutorials below to easily embed dynamic system features and restrict partial page content.
[is_expired]
Read more: [is_expired]Content placed in this shortcode will only be visible if the current user has an expired membership. For example: [is_expired]This content is only shown to expired members.[/is_expired] Have more questions? Submit a request Was this article helpful? Yes No Thank you for your input. Thank you for your feedback.
[is_free]
Read more: [is_free]This shortcode is identical to the [is_paid] shortcode, except for free, non paid users. Any content placed in this shortcode will only be available to logged-in users that do NOT have an active subscription. Paid users will NOT see this content. For example: [is_free]This content is only shown to free users[/is_free] Have more questions? Submit a…
[is_not_paid]
Read more: [is_not_paid]This shortcode is nearly identical to the [is_paid] and [is_free] shortcodes, except that it is for non-logged-in AND logged-in free users. Any content placed in this shortcode will only be available to users (logged-in or not) that do NOT have an active subscription. Paid users will NOT see this content. For example: [is_not_paid]This content is…
[is_paid]
Read more: [is_paid]This short code is very, very similar to the [restrict] short code but does not accept any parameters. Content placed in this short code will only be displayed if the current user has an active subscription. For example: [is_paid]This content is only shown to paid users[/is_paid] Have more questions? Submit a request Was this article helpful?…
[not_logged_in]
Read more: [not_logged_in]This shortcode is used to show content to users that are NOT logged in. Users who are logged in, regardless of subscription status, will NOT see any content inside this shortcode. For example: [not_logged_in]This content is only shown to logged-out users[/not_logged_in] Have more questions? Submit a request Was this article helpful? Yes No Thank you for…
[paid_posts]
Read more: [paid_posts]This shortcode will display a list of all posts/pages on your site that required a paid membership. Use the shortcode like this: [paid_posts] Note: this will only show posts/pages that have been restricted to paid members via the “Restrict this content” meta box. It will not show posts/pages that have content restricted by shortcode. Have…
[password_form]
Read more: [password_form]This shortcode will display the change password form. This will allow users to change the password to their account. They must be already logged-in. To show the change password form on a post or page, simply use the shortcode like this: [password_form] Have more questions? Submit a request Was this article helpful? Yes No Thank you…
[subscription_name]
Read more: [subscription_name]This shortcode can be used to display the name of the subscription level the currently logged in user has. [subscription_name] Have more questions? Submit a request Was this article helpful? Yes No Thank you for your input. Thank you for your feedback.