generate_inside_mobile_header

Hi there,

you are missing the correct script tags around the PHP.

add_action( 'generate_inside_mobile_header','tu_mobile_header_html' );
function tu_mobile_header_html( $items) { ?>
    <div class="mobile-header-content"> 
        <i class="fal fa-user-circle"></i>
        
        <?php
        if( is_user_logged_in( ) )
        $link = '<a href="' . wp_logout_url( $redirect ) . '" title="' .  __( 'Logout' ) .'">' . __( 'Logout' ) . '</a>';
        else  
        $link = '<a href="/login" title="' .  __( 'Login' ) .'">' . __( 'Login' ) . '</a>';
        return $items.= '<li id="log-in-out-link" class="menu-item menu-type-link">'. $link . '</li>';
        ?>
  
  </div><?php
 }

You could alternatively use the Hook Element to hook the link and use the display rules for User:

https://docs.generatepress.com/article/hooks-element-overview/

Thank you David.

However the code is not working for me , i am using code snippets plugins, thus no need php tags.

2. i am keen to look into the hooks too. its been sometime i mess with GP :) .is this something new recently added ?

PHP tags are required within the code when you are adding HTML. The first ?> is closing the PHP to allow for the HTML. Subsequent PHP then needs to be wrapped again. Try this instead:

add_action( 'generate_inside_mobile_header','add_login_logout_link' );
function add_login_logout_link() {
  if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
		echo '<i class="fal fa-user-circle"></i><a href="'.wp_logout_url().'" title="Logout">Logout</a>';
	} else {
		echo '<i class="fal fa-user-circle"></i><a href="'.wp_login_url().'" title="Login">Login</a>';
}
}

Yes, Elements came with the 1.7 update.