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Hello,
We use this function to add a icon in the navigation for mobile devices. However, is there a way to add a CSS class to hide this if a user is logged-in or logged-out?
add_action( 'generate_inside_mobile_header','my_account_mobile_menu' ); function my_account_mobile_menu() { ?> <div class="mobile-bar-items"> <a title="My Account" href="/my-account/"><i class="fas fa-user"></i></a> </div> <?php }Cheers
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Hi,
You can modify your PHP snippet to use
is_user_logged_in()on a if condition.
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/is_user_logged_in/Example:
add_action( 'generate_inside_mobile_header','my_account_mobile_menu' ); function my_account_mobile_menu() { if( is_user_logged_in() ) { echo = '<div class="mobile-bar-items"> <a title="My Account" href="/my-account/"><i class="fas fa-user"></i></a> </div>'; } }What this does is it only renders the markup on the hook if the user is logged in. Else, it doesn’t do anything.
Hi Elvin, Thanks. But this snipped has a syntax error. Its not possible to save this without a error. 🙁
Ah my bad. I accidentally added
=betweenechoand the markup string.Here’s the one w/o the error:
add_action( 'generate_inside_mobile_header','my_account_mobile_menu' ); function my_account_mobile_menu() { if( is_user_logged_in() ) { echo '<div class="mobile-bar-items"> <a title="My Account" href="/my-account/"><i class="fas fa-user"></i></a> </div>'; } }
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