How To Show A Different Header When User Is Logged In

Chad Smith

• December 13, 2023 15:39

Is there a way to show a different header when a user is logged in?  For example, we have a Membership Dashboard selection on our header menu.  We would like to not display the Membership Dashboard menu selection for non logged in users. 

We also have a Login button in the header, so ideally...the header with our normal menu with Login button should be displayed for non logged in users, and once a user is logged in we would display the Membership Dashboard menu selection and replace the Login button with a Logout button.  So, it seems like two different headers would be the best way, but I can't see where I can duplicate the header.

Any other suggestions are welcome or if you could let me know how I can have two different headers and display them according to if the user is logged in or out.

 

Thanks in advance,

Chad

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  KC George

  • December 19, 2023 07:40
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  Hi Chad,

  Yes; you can set display conditions to show header (and other blocks) only to logged in users or non logged in users. You will need to develop two headers; one for the logged in and the other for non logged in users and set its display conditions.

  

  For more detailed instructions on using the Brizy Membership feature, please have a look at this tutorial Build an Awesome Membership Site with Brizy and WooCommerce - Here's How!

  Unfortunately the duplicate feature does not work for the header block. You could consider this work around to duplicate the header block. https://jmp.sh/c2ZGwaTu

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  Chad Smith

  • December 18, 2023 16:29

  The last link you provided for the workaround is a broken link.  Can you share a working link, thanks :)

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  KC George

  • December 19, 2023 07:41

  Hi Chad,

  I'm sorry for the broken link. I have the fixed it now.

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