• Resolved antonioburiti

    (@antonioburiti)


    I have tried meny plug ins of this sort and yours is so simple and direct to the point. Congratulations!!!
    Now, I still would like to show the menu options even if they are not funcional for non-logged users. Two reasons for that: 1) aesthtics and 2) I would like to let visitors know that, once they login, there will be more to see, sort of speak.
    So, my question is, is there a CSS code that I can add just above the “Who can see this link” on the menu configuration? It may also be a CSS to add somewhere else or a function.php.
    As for me, if there is a solution for this inquiry, the plugin will be absolutely perfect.
    Thanks in advance.

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by antonioburiti.
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  • Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @antonioburiti – Unfortunately no there is no easy way to do this. You would need to fork our plugin and rewrite portions of it to not remove the items, but rather add a class to them. Then you would need to use some JavaScript to disable menu links with that class.

    Our plugin simply prevents them from rendering if they don’t have access. The reality is on most sites its not a great idea to leak a private url that requires authorization to search engines and un authorized users, so this isn’t the way it was built.

    Hope that helps.

    Thread Starter antonioburiti

    (@antonioburiti)

    Thanks very much for your prompt reply to my inquiry.
    I understand your explanation entirely and will leave the plug in working as it is. As I said, it is a good one.
    Thank you!

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