Display different menu to each pages with lots of visibility rules. Such as different menu in different users, custom urls, pages, posts, page templat …
Set different menus for different users, custom urls, pages, posts, page templates, post types, categories, taxonomies, devices etc.
Menu item settings
Diferent Menu settings page options
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Step 1: Active the plugin.
Step2: Go to plugins settings page with: Dashboard > Settings > Different Menus
Step3: Click on Add different menu button and select a menu from selectbox. Which menus you have created on nav menu page (Appearence> Menus) these menus you will see here.
Step4: After done step3 then click on setup button.
Step5: Check every options you want to set the menu. And save it.
Step6: Go to desired page, and see magic.
This is the settings page of this plugin. There has all simple options there.
Menu item condition settings.
This is the different menu setup options popup page. You can easily set pages where you want to show the different menu.
Set defferent menu by url or page id or post name or url part. This option will help you to set different menu to anywhere of the site.
Select parent category to set the different menu in all it's and it's child category posts, you can also set specific child category also.
You can set user roles too in a different menu. So different role users will see different menu.
You can set different menus in different divices also (premium feature).
Different menu in different countries (Premium).
Set different menu from a post's or page's add or edit page. It is a premium feature.
Backup and restore feature. You can simply backup your all different menus with it's settings (conditions) you set. It is for premium version only.
Menu duplicator.
Normal installation
It is paid feature.
You can backup settings by following steps:
Please note: When you will restore the previous settings then previous settings will be removed.
Step1: Go to Dashboard> Settings> Different Menus
Step2: On the bottom left corner, will will see the button called “Backup or Restore”. Click on it
Step3: Backup: Click on “Backup settings” button. The you will see a file will download.
Step4: Restore: You will see a file upload field below from “Backup settings” button. Select the desired backup file and upload it. When restore done the the page will reload.
The “Different Menu in Different Pages” plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to control the visibility of menus on your WordPress website based on various conditions such as user roles, page types, devices, and more.
This plugin lets you set up different menus to display based on specific conditions. You can create menu variations for different user roles, devices, page templates, post types, categories, and even custom URLs.
Yes, the plugin provides options to display menus to logged-in users, logged-out users, or both, giving you the flexibility to create a personalized user experience.
Shortcodes are special codes that you can use in menu items to dynamically display user-specific information like avatars, usernames, first names, last names, display names, nicknames, and email addresses.
The plugin enables you to assign specific menus to different user roles. This means you can control which menu each user role sees, tailoring the navigation experience.
Yes, you can create menus that are specific to certain page templates or post types. This allows you to customize the menu for different content types on your site.
The Pro version includes additional features such as setting different menus for various devices like Android, iPhone, mobile, and tablet. It also offers multilingual menu support for different countries, Elementor header and footer navigation integration, and more.
Yes, the plugin provides a “Menu Duplicator” option that makes it easy to duplicate existing menus. This can save time when creating similar menus with slight variations.
The Pro version allows you to set up multilingual menus without using Google Menu Translator. This means you can create menus specific to different languages and regions.
Yes, the plugin offers a “Disable menu” option that lets you temporarily deactivate a menu without deleting it. This can be useful for testing or making changes without affecting the live menu.
Yes, the plugin allows you to create an unlimited number of different menus. This flexibility is especially useful for complex websites with diverse content.
Yes, the Pro version of the plugin supports Elementor header and footer navigation, making it easy to incorporate your custom menus into Elementor-designed layouts.
The Pro version offers a “Backup and Restore” settings option, allowing you to save your menu configurations and restore them if needed.
Yes, the Pro version includes a search option within the settings tabs, helping you quickly locate specific settings when working with multiple menus.
For support and assistance with the “Different Menu in Different Pages” plugin, you can refer to the plugin’s documentation, support forum, or Or you can contact us on our site https://myrecorp.com.