@jarryd-long your comment: “A non-member is considered a user who is logged in but does not have a membership level. If they are not logged in, they are only a visitor and the element will not show.” implies that there is no way to hide content from members — which doesn’t align with Kim’s tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yICM4-vG61M, particularly what she does at this timestamp: 7:26 — where she explicitly says that using the non-member tag will make the element for “non-member, logged-out” users, and then she demonstrates this by logging in and out and showing that one element shows only when logged out (because the element was assigned the “non-member” tag).
Are you saying that this tutorial is no longer relevant, and it should not work that way anymore? Is there going to be a “visitor” tag?
Either way, what I just did was to set the Cache to “inactive” on the button itself, not the whole page, and then I set the membership required to “non-members” and now it disappears when I am logged in, and appears when I am logged out — just as I wanted, and what Kim shows in that tutorial.
It seems I just need to remember to inactivate the cache on any element I want to hide from members? I hope this isn’t the case for everything I want to hide from non-members?
