Hi Allan,

You need to modify the Macro scripts to do this. In Razor you can make use of the HasAccess and IsProtected properties. On the macros that renders the post and archive information you could add the HasAccess property to determine if the current logged in user has access to the post, below an example how I modified the uBlogsyListPosts.cshtml file, You see that I make use of the HasAccess property now the user will only see the protected item if the user has access and is in the correct role

 <div class="uBlogsy_posts_container uBlogsy_bottom_border">
        <h2>
            Latest posts</h2>
        <ul>
            @foreach (DynamicNode n in nodes)
            {
                if (n.HasAccess)
                {
                        
                <li><a href="@n.Url"><span>@n.GetProperty("uBlogsyContentTitle").Value</span> </a>@* - <span>@n.GetProperty("uBlogsyPostDate").Value.FormatDateTimeOrdinal("d MMMM yyyy")</span>*@
                </li>
                }
            }
        </ul>
    </div>

For an rss file you only want to make sure the item isn't protected. In the example below I modified the uBlogsyRSS.cshtml file to only show public posts

            @foreach (var p in posts)
            {
                if (!p.IsProtected)
                {
                <item>
                    <title>@p.GetProperty("uBlogsyContentTitle").Value</title>
                    <author>@p.GetProperty("uBlogsyPostAuthor").Value</author>
                    <comments>@blogUrl@p.Url</comments>
                    <description>@p.GetProperty("uBlogsyContentBody").Value.StripHtml().Trim()</description>
                    <link>@blogUrl@p.Url</link>
                    <guid>@blogUrl@p.Url</guid>
                    <pubDate>@p.GetProperty("uBlogsyPostDate").Value.FormatDateTime("ddd, dd MMMM yyyy HH:mm:ss") </pubDate>
                </item>
                }
            }

For more info about Razor check out this cheat sheet.

Hope this helps,

Richard