How to password protect individual pages or folders using .htaccess

At the moment, it is not possible to password protect individual pages or folders using Webflow. However, this has been a requested feature and we hope to include it as an option in the future. If you’d also like us to add this feature, please add your thoughts on this [thread][1]. In the meantime, it is possible to password protect individual pages using an .htaccess file after exporting. To do that, follow the instructions below: 1. **Create and upload .htpasswd file** Using a text editor, create a file named .htpasswd, add an [encrypted][2] username and password to it, and upload it to a [secure][3] directory on your server. >Example: admin:96WPTkzGTEPxw [Example .htpasswd file][4] 1. **Create and upload .htaccess file** Using a text editor, create a file named .htaccess, add the following code, and upload it to the directory that has the page you want to protect in it. > Example: > AuthUserFile /.htpasswd > AuthName "Name of Page" > AuthType Basic > > require valid-user > [Example .htaccess file][5] **IMPORTANT:** - HTAccess must be supported and enabled on your server - Passwords are case sensitive - Keep .htpasswd files in a secure directory [1]: http://forum.webflow.com/t/password-protection-for-individual-pages-and-folders/5891 [2]: http://www.4webhelp.net/us/password.php [3]: http://webdesign.about.com/od/htaccess/ht/hthtaccess.htm [4]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/d3xv5ssqouzeade/.htpasswd?dl=0 [5]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ayjvw4k4uc0th3u/.htaccess?dl=0