nothing changes in that regard
you mean on the front end display? Some things to verify/try
- try a default theme
- try disabling other plugins
- both those steps should help you determine if anything else is filtering
wp_get_nav_menu_items
- ensure you have specified a menu location. the plugin does not work on
wp_page_menu()
- ensure the theme is using
wp_nav_menu()
- remember that the roles/capabilities are not mutually exclusive. a subscriber cannot see a menu item set for an admin, but an admin will be able to see a menu item set to subscriber. This is a how WordPress capabilities work.
Hi, thanks for the reply. Sorry, I’m a complete newby to WordPress. It seems to work and then not work so I deactivated the performance plugin I had installed which affected the cache of a page. It now works, but I can’t use my performance plugin – is there a solution to this problem that you know of or should I just keeping trying new performance plugins until I find one that works?
Ah, yes caching might do it. You should ask the authors of the caching plugin how to avoid caching the menu. I’m not sure there is anything I can do on my end.
