Is it possible to create public and restricted pages using Webflow and limit access to a specific set of IP addresses?

Yes, it is possible to create both public and restricted pages using Webflow. However, currently, there is no built-in feature in Webflow that allows you to limit access to specific IP addresses. Here's how you can create public and restricted pages in Webflow:

Creating Public Pages:

1. Design and build your page(s) as usual using the Webflow Designer.
2. Set the page's visibility settings to "Public" in the Page Settings panel, so that it is accessible to anyone who has the URL.
3. Publish your site to make the page publicly available.

Creating Restricted Pages:

1. Design and build your page(s) as usual using the Webflow Designer.
2. Set the page's visibility settings to "Password Protected" in the Page Settings panel.
3. Enter a password that will be required to access the page.
4. Publish your site to make the password-protected page accessible.

To limit access to specific IP addresses, you will need to use a third-party tool or service in conjunction with your Webflow site. Here's a possible solution:

1. Choose a third-party tool or service that provides IP address filtering or restriction functionality.
2. Sign up for the tool or service and follow their instructions to set up IP address restrictions.
3. Obtain the IP addresses that you want to allow or restrict access to. This information can usually be found in your hosting provider's logs or by using online IP lookup tools.
4. Configure the IP address restrictions in the third-party tool or service, ensuring that only the desired IP addresses can access the restricted pages.
5. Implement the provided code or integration on your Webflow pages to enforce the IP restrictions. This may involve adding custom code to your Webflow site's header or using the tool's provided integration options.
6. Test the IP address restrictions by accessing the restricted pages from different IP addresses to make sure they are working as intended.

Although this workaround allows for limited access to specific IP addresses, it's important to note that IP addresses can be easily spoofed or changed, so it may not provide foolproof security.

Additional Questions:

1. How to create password-protected pages in Webflow?
2. What are some third-party tools for IP address restriction?
3. Is IP address restriction a secure method for controlling access to web pages?