How Do I Create a Conditional Menu in WordPress?

Conditional menus are a great way to present different content to different audiences. To create a conditional menu, first create a menu item for each content type you want to offer. For example, you could create a menu item for posts, pages, and posts with images.

Then, add a condition to each menu item. For example, you could add a condition that the menu item is only available if the user is logged in.

To create a conditional menu, first create a menu item for each content type you want to offer.

Then, add a condition to each menu item.

Once you have created your conditional menu, you will need to add a link to it in the WordPress admin panel. To do this, go to the Appearance section of the WordPress admin panel, and under the Menu heading, click on the Add New Menu Item link.

In the Title field, type in the name of your conditional menu, and in the URL field, type in the URL of your conditional menu.

Finally, add a link to your conditional menu in the Posts section of your WordPress blog. To do this, go to the Posts page, and under the Posts menu, click on the Add New Link link.

Now, when a user views your blog, they will be able to access different content based on the condition that is met. For example, if the user is logged in, they will be able to see the posts menu.

If the user is not logged in, they will be able to see the pages menu.