Danice

Okay, so after much prayer asking God to guide me through the issue… I’ve figured out what was going wrong! 😀 praise the Lord!

This is what happened:

• I only have two pages on the website that are publicly viewable to non-logged-in users. (thanks to your plugin, YAY! lol)
• ALL other pages are “restricted” where only the logged-in user can view them.
• None of the public pages (that non-logged-in users could view) were in my assigned menu.

Here’s what I’m guessing went wrong lol:

• In my mind, I assumed your plugin would just display nothing because there were no pages to display for the non-logged-in user… and I was fine with that… but I was wrong lol
• Since no menu items were (logically) left to populate the assigned menu, the default (display-all-pages-on-your-site) menu was generated instead.

So, I guess now I’m asking:
Can the plugin have an option to do as I expected it to? Can we have a handy little checkbox (like the other ones) in the options/settings for the plugin where it says something like:

Check this box to display nothing (no menu) when no accessible content can be displayed in assigned menus due to restricted preferences.

…or something like that lol you’ll probably find a much better way to word it! LOL

So, I leave it up to you 😀 well… that’s if you deem this option is a good one to add to the plugin, that is 🙂 lol

Thank you for all your help! I know God walked me through the troubleshooting, but you helped by supplying the plugin in the first place… thanks 🙂

Take care and God bless!
– one happy customer 😀