closed not a support questionIt would be truly awesome if your themes would have an option to use a different menu when logged in.
As you already have Theme Locations for the Corona Template Menus it would require a small extension to this and would really help!
In the mean time where is the correct place to add the php code for this
Hey,
In your header.php file find
<?php
/*
* display the main navigation menu
* modify the output in your wordpress admin backend at appearance->menus
*/
$args = array('theme_location'=>'avia2', 'fallback_cb' => '');
wp_nav_menu($args);
?>Here you can add your "if logged in => ... else ..."
Thanks Chris,
The idea was more to make it easier for those that don't want to get their hands "dirty".
Although I am sure it would be a handy WP feature in general.
Probably a simple hook for a plugin.
Getting Your Hands Dirty
Actually they are not going to get very dirty, as I have found that you only require 2 simple edits.
In functions.php
Change...
/* Activate native wordpress navigation menu and register a menu location */
add_theme_support('nav_menus');
$avia_config['nav_menus'] = array('avia' => 'Main Menu', 'avia2'=> 'Sub Menu');
foreach($avia_config['nav_menus'] as $key => $value){ register_nav_menu($key, THEMENAME.' '.$value); }
To...
/* Activate native wordpress navigation menu and register a menu location */
add_theme_support('nav_menus');
$avia_config['nav_menus'] = array('avia' => 'Main Menu', 'avia2'=> 'Sub Menu', 'avia3'=> 'Members Menu');
foreach($avia_config['nav_menus'] as $key => $value){ register_nav_menu($key, THEMENAME.' '.$value); }
Then in header.php
Change...
/*
* display the main navigation menu
* check if a description for submenu items was added and change the menu class accordingly
* modify the output in your wordpress admin backend at appearance->menus
*/
$args = array( 'echo'=> false,
'fallback_cb' => 'avia_fallback_menu',
'theme_location' => 'avia',
'menu_class' => 'menu',
'walker' => new avia_description_walker()
);
To...
/*
* display the main navigation menu
* check if a description for submenu items was added and change the menu class accordingly
* modify the output in your wordpress admin backend at appearance->menus
*/
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
$args = array( 'echo'=> false,
'fallback_cb' => 'avia_fallback_menu',
'theme_location' => 'avia3',
'menu_class' => 'menu',
'walker' => new avia_description_walker()
);
} else {
$args = array( 'echo'=> false,
'fallback_cb' => 'avia_fallback_menu',
'theme_location' => 'avia',
'menu_class' => 'menu',
'walker' => new avia_description_walker()
);
}
You will then find a 3rd supported Corona Menu within the Wordpress "Appearance - Menus". and you can create a menu and select it from the new drop down list as normal.
Thanks for sharing your solution, it's great to see when people come up with things like this and share it with the community!
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