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Hi,
as you described how to created the menus, i did. A login and logout menu menu. Now, if I make the assignment then always worked only one menu.
Example: I make the login menu, then appears as desired in the menu bar the login menu. However, if the user is logged out, then the logout menu is not displayed above.
I change this in turn is the login menu away and it will appear even though the user is logged in, only the logout menu.
What am I doing wrong?
Many thanks for your help in advance.
best regards
Hi,
The logged-in and logged-out menus are displayed under the user avatar, in your navigation bar (please review attachments).
On your website, it seems that you have selected the logged-in menu for both the primary and the logged-in menu location. Maybe, this is a misconfiguration issue.
Creating a menu dedicated to the primary navigation will probably solve your issue. For more help with this, please read the following article:
Regards,
Hi,
thank you very much. I did change it but still same.
Hi,
Maybe, it’s related to the same caching issues we have been experiencing together on your website. We’ve just visited it and the logged-in and logged-out menus seem to work fine.
Can you please confirm this after reviewing the following private attachments?
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
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Hi,
yes that’s right but when a User not Logged in, at the menu it doesn’t appear the Register or Login.
For the Logged in User Menu now fine
Hi,
By default, primary menu will remain the same whether you’re logged in or out. The only difference is that the “Log Out” menu item provided by BuddyPress will not show if you’re not logged in.
The user menu location works differently. It will dynamically load the logged-in or logged-out menu based on the user session status. This is feature has been built into Gwangi for the user menu location but it’s not supported for the primary menu location.
However, there is a way around that. You need to show different primary menus in the primary menu location for logged-in or logged-out users.
To do so, you need to create a new primary menu and also add an extra plugin to conditionally show your primary menus. You can go with one of the following plugins:
– If Menu (https://wordpress.org/plugins/if-menu/)
– Nav Menu Roles (https://wordpress.org/plugins/nav-menu-roles/)For more, please read the following post:
Showing Different Primary Menus for Logged In or Logged Out Users
Unfortunately, the installation, setting or debugging of third party plugins isn’t part of the support we will provide for our theme (Gwangi) and our plugins (Grimlock suite).
We invite you to ask for more help with these projects on their support forums.
Cheers,
Ok, Thank you i will test it.
By the way i just saw that the right footer section now show beside up. Why its now at this position?
Hi,
i alrady fixed this one here:
Ok, Thank you i will test it.
By the way i just saw that the right footer section now show beside up. Why its now at this position?
Great news! 🙂
We hope If Menu or Nav Menu Roles will fix your other issue.Regards,
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