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How do I display a user image in WordPress?
You can click on the ‘Choose Image’ button to upload the user photo. Don’t forget to click on the ‘Update profile’ button to save your changes. Similarly, users on your WordPress site will be able to upload their photos by editing their user profile. Now you can visit your website to see the plugin in action.
First thing you need to do is install and activate the If Menu plugin. It works out of the box. All you need to do is visit Appearance » Menus and start editing your navigation menus. Next, choose whether you want to show or hide that item and then choose the condition.
How do I find the current user role in WordPress?
3 Answers. Get the user id from your session. And then, in your template you can get user role by calling get_user_role(). Found it here.
How do I find my current user id in WordPress?
You can use the get_current_user_id() method throughout the site. It will return the current users ID if they are logged in, or it will return 0 if the current user is not logged in.
To do this on your website using the User Menus plugin you need to do the following: From the Dashboard, navigate to Appearance > Menus. Add a new menu item to your menu or expand an existing menu item. Open the “Who can see this link” dropdown and select Logged In Users.
Where do I find my username in WordPress?
Many popular websites where users login to use the site, will show a user’s name in the website header to show a user that they are logged into their website (take WPExplorer for example – you should either see “login” or your username on the right side of the navigation menu).
How to show a logged in user on a menu?
To show a logged in user’s information in a menu item, make a menu item only visible to logged in users and then click the grey arrow button to add a user tag (username, first_name, last_name, nickname, display_name, email) to the menu item label.
How does the visibility plugin work in WordPress?
The plugin gives you more control over your nav menu by allowing you to apply visibility controls to menu items e.g who can see each menu item (everyone, logged out users, logged in users, specific user roles). It also enables you to display logged in user information in the navigation menu e.g “Hello, John Doe”.