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Thanks @shanebp 🙂

It basically works in this way- I have a header file with multiple headers for different page templates or conditions such as is_singular() or is_page.. e.g

if (is_front_page() || is_404() || is_page_template('public-subpages.php') || is_page_template('public.php') || is_page_template('public-full.php') || is_page_template('gallery-public.php') || is_singular('download') || bp_is_activation_page() || bp_is_register_page()) :
get_header('public');
elseif (bp_is_profile_component() || bp_is_settings_component() ):
get_header('restrict-profile');
else :
get_header('private');

The pages are all set to private by default and depend on setting them to different page templates if you want them public or a different style.
The private pages have a header-private that re-directs non-logged in users to the log in page (which is created on theme activation and set to the log in page template)

So the public page templates have a header-public without any redirect for non-logged in users.

There are also page templates that go with a header-restrict for restricting pages to editor / admin only with the conditional redirect

elseif (bp_is_current_component( 'members' ) || is_page_template('archives.php') || is_page_template('full-restrict.php') || is_search() || is_tag() || is_date() ) :
get_header('restrict');

The different header files have re-directs at the top except for the public one: e.g header-restrict has:
if(!current_user_can('delete_others_pages')) { wp_redirect( home_url() ); exit; }
at the top.

It’s been my pet project for a few years but to be honest you are right I’ve not had much luck promoting it and there are lots of plugins that do similar things and lots of themes, but it’s been interesting non the less 🙂 I use it for my own little project support area and it’s basic but it works.

Thanks for checking it out.