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Go to General Settings > Elements > Home Page and turn on the Hide Side Menu option.
If you want to change the visibility of your menu items on the go you just need to set a member variable in your activity to remember that you want to hide the menu and call invalidateOptionsMenu() and hide the items in your overridden onCreateOptionsMenu(…)
How do I show different Menus to logged in WordPress users without plugins?
Go to Appearance > Menus, create two menus logged-in and logged-out. That’s all you will see that your logged in visitors will see the logged-in menu and the non-registered or logged out users will see a different menu.
What is the top link bar in SharePoint?
The top link bar helps users of your site navigate to other sites in the site collection by displaying a row of tabs at the top of pages in the site. The top link bar is also referred to as global navigation, because it can be the same across all of the sites in a site collection.
SharePoint Site Owner is an individual/power user with Full Control privileges to the given SharePoint site. That means that this individual will be able to adjust the security/permissions of the site, be able to edit pages, add web parts, create new subsites and even delete a site if he/she wishes.
The _Layout master view contains a menu and I want to hide some of the items in the menu based on if you are logged in as a user and make show if you are logged in as an admin.
How to hide content or controls based on permissions in SharePoint?
There are many ways this can be used,from hiding navigation items to hiding the sign-in link effectively. The visibility of links to the built-in pages in the layouts directory such as the Site Settings ,View All Site Content page, ribbon section visibility can be controlled also by using custom Master Page.
What does it mean to have all permissions in SharePoint?
Setting to “All” means that the current user has all of the permissions listed in the PermissionsString property (assuming multiple base permissions are specified) to be able to see the content. Setting to “Any” would mean that the current user has either of the permissions listed in the PermissionsString property to be able to see the content.
When more than one base permission is included, they should be separated by commas. The context of the permission mask can be specified using the “PermissionContext” property of the SPSecurityTrimmedControl class. It accepts the following values: “RootSite”, “CurrentSite”, “CurrentList”, “CurrentItem” and “CurrentFolder”.