This is a PrestaShop module that allows you to secure access to category pages with a password. The list of products in a given category will only be visible after entering the password. Each page can have an unlimited number of passwords (so you can create as many different access passwords for a single category as you like).
As you already know, with this plugin designed for PrestaShop stores, you can secure access to category pages (with products) with a password. As a store administrator, you have the ability to enable and disable passwords at any time for any number of categories.
The very simple and intuitive module configuration page allows you to easily control created passwords. In the main menu in the store backend, in the "catalog" section, after installing the module, an additional item will appear, enabling you to manage passwords and associate them with categories. Each category can have its own unique password — moreover, it is possible to create multiple passwords for one category. If your store operates in multi-store mode, it will also not be a problem — you can create access passwords for specific stores, meaning a password created in store "A" will not be available in another store. This flexible configuration allows you to precisely control where and which passwords will work.
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