How to hide menu items when user is not logged in?

How to hide menu items when user is not logged in?

If you only need to hide them, then I would do this mainly via CSS. WP adds the class logged-in to the body element when there is a logged-in user, so you can use that to format elements inside of body differently. Add classes to your menu items via the admin backend, like for example hide-when-logged-in and hide-when-not-logged-in.

How to hide a section for logged out users in Divi / Elementor?

Now, logout from your site and see that Section will not appear as you’re logged out. The same thing goes for the Elementor as well just add class to that section: hide-for-logged-out Now add a new module as HTML and paste that code in this box.

How to hide HTML based on user’s role or group?

If you want to show/hide HTML based on groups, the process is the same as above. However, in the JS template, use the code below. For more information about editing the template of your Help Center, see the article: Customizing your Help Center theme (Guide Professional and Enterprise).

Is there a way to hide the source of HTML?

See the two sections below: If the information you’re hiding is sensitive, this may not be a workable solution for you since the full text can be shown by Viewing Source in the browser. However, find below a sample code to implement in your Help Center and a screencast showing where to put it.

How to show custom menus to logged in WordPress users?

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.

How to show a logged in user on a website?

Display logged in user information in the navigation menu 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 add visibility controls to menu items?

To apply visibility controls to menu items 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 either Everyone, Logged Out Users or Logged In Users (Everyone is default option)