Adding CSS classes with PHP, if the users permissions match.

Hello,

I’m trying to use php to add an extra class to an element only if the current users custom role is equal to ‘shopkeeper’.

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The current class “product_after_shop_loop_switcher”, controls a CSS animation. my aim is to add an extra class called “product_after_shop_loop_switcherOFF”, to turn the animations off.

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I’ve so far tried something along the lines of

<div class="product_after_shop_loop_switcher <?php if(in_array('shopkeeper', $current_user->roles)) { return ' product_after_shop_loop_switcherOFF'; } ?>">

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The basic idea being that if the current user is a shopkeeper, it will return the css string I need and add the class, cancelling out the animations.

Yet If they are not a shopkeeper, the class will not be added, and the animations will work as normal.