jeffnye

Thanks Dan-

I’ll look for it.

Today I did some quick css changes to allow the Divi Theme visual builder buttons to move out of the way from the bottom right corner of the screen. Both Beacon and other plugins show up in the same place, and it’s only when editing Divi with the visual builder hta it presents a problem.

So, in case anyone is interested, I added this to my child them css to move the Divi visual builder out of the way of the bottom right hand Beacon icon (or others that might be in that spot). Please note this was a quick fix for me, not necessarily pretty or perfect, so you may need to adjust:

/*** BEGIN move divi visual builder buttons inward ***/
.et-fb-page-settings-bar {
justify-content: space-around;}

.et-fb-button-group.et-fb-button-group–elevate.et-fb-button-group–primary.et-fb-page-settings-bar__column {
position: relative;
right: 20% !important;
opacity: 1;
}

#et-fb-app .et-fb-button–inverse, #et-fb-app .et-fb-button–inverse:hover, #et-fb-app .et-fb-buttonbutton–inverse, #et-fb-app .et-fb-buttonbutton–inverse:hover {
padding: 5px;
}

/*** END move divi visual builder buttons inward ***/

Thanks.

I realized that the options to select different roles don’t appear until after you click on “Logged In Users”. So until you know that, you don’t know how to choose which user.

I also realized I am used to another similar plugin, “Menu Items Visibility Control”. I may have been confusing the two.

With regard to the WOoCommerce example you gave, is that ready to be a plugin? I’m not familiar with plugin development or GitHub, so it’s not obvious to me what to do with your example or if I’m supposed to be able to use it, though I understand you can be hired for special requests.

Thanks!

Thanks.

I understand that some roles may include others. But if I want to target a menu as visible only to two different user roles that do not encompass the other, how do I do that?

I know this is more than you want to answer, but maybe you can point us in the right direction…

For example, how do I make the menu visible to:

– “subscribers” and users with role called “teachers”
– all users logged in on Wednesday
– all users with role called “teachers” on Wednesday
– all users with access to a certain course (if the site sells courses, say with LearnDash plugin)
– all users who have purchased product X with WooCommerce

You see the lay user doesn’t know how to join two conditions, or add multiple roles in one statement.

In general, the only examples I see of what to put in the “Visibility” field are the three in the “Description” tab of the plugin. You mention that any crazy PHP or WordPress functions can be used, but it would be great if there were a few more simple examples that folk who are not as knowledgeable on PHP or WordPress functions can use.

I’d imagine that you have seen some interesting uses and could give a few more examples, or provide a link to reference some ideas…

Hi Jeroen-

Thanks for the work so far.

My client needs to generate a number of coupons at once. Your plugin does that well.

Then they need to email them to a customer, or have the customer order their own block of coupon codes via WOoCommerce as a product…. Your plugin does not do that. THey’d like a list output in a text field or at least an excel or csv download button to do this.

So far I see a paid plugin that might do what they need, at $50/site. That’s what I’m going to to have to try next…