Yes, it is possible to restrict access to a web page in Webflow without requiring users to sign up as members. Here's a suggestion on how you can achieve this:
1. Create a password-protected page: In the Webflow Designer, create a new page or choose an existing page that you want to restrict access to. Under the "Settings" tab in the right panel, click on "Password Protect This Page" and set a password.
2. Design a login form: On the page where you want users to enter the password, design a login form using Webflow's built-in form elements or custom code. You can add an input field for the password and a submit button.
3. Add interactions: Use Webflow interactions to show or hide the content based on whether the entered password matches the protected page's password. You can add a class to the content you want to hide initially and set its display to none. Then, create an interaction that triggers on form submission and checks if the entered password matches the desired password. If it does, remove the hidden class from the content, revealing it to the user.
4. Custom code alternative (optional): If you prefer a more advanced solution, you can use custom code to handle the password validation and content display. With custom code, you have full control over the authentication process. The code can be JavaScript or server-side code that validates the password and then shows or hides the content accordingly.
Remember to test the password protection and access restriction thoroughly before deploying your website. You want to ensure that only users with the correct password can access the protected page.