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  • Plugin Author srumery

    (@srumery)

    Hi @mrsdziak,

    That is a great question and the answer is yes. Give this CSS a try:

    #rum_sst_tab {display: none;}
    .logged-in #rum_sst_tab {display: inline;}

    Add this CSS as late as possible. It should turn off the display by default, and turn it back on if the visitor is ‘logged-in’.

    Please let me know if it workeds for you.

    Scot

    Thread Starter mrsdziak

    (@mrsdziak)

    Yep it DID work, I just realized I tested it completely backwards I am sorry. You are awesome! Thank you so much!

    Thread Starter mrsdziak

    (@mrsdziak)

    That is great for turning the sidebar off when a user is not logged in. However I would like to change the text and the link when a user is not logged in. Any suggestions?

    Plugin Author srumery

    (@srumery)

    @mrsdziak,

    Changing the text and the link for different conditions is not supported. This is a simple plugin that doesn’t do anything fancy. You might find another plugin that will do what you need it to do.

    If you have any further questions, please let me know.

    Scot

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