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Ah, right — panel at the bottom, that was how it worked. Temporarily enabling the admin toolbar is fine for our situation. No idea how much effort it would take, but an option for output in browser devtools would be neat. Thanks for all your work on this!

I encountered the same error. I was filtering ‘page-links-to-post-types’ to exclude some custom post types by unsetting them from the return array. The error went away when I changed the filter to return an array of post types to include.

add_filter(‘page-links-to-post-types’, fn() => [‘page’, ‘post’]);

The easiest place to modify CSS will probably be in the Customizer (from WP admin: Appearance > Customize). There is a place there to add CSS to your site. Modifying your theme files is not recommended because a theme update could overwrite your changes. If you prefer to make your CSS changes in a file, you should create a child theme.

Your theme contains the following css, which limits the height of your logo to 32px.

header.main .hbox .logo img {
    width: auto;
    height: 32px;
}

I would first recommend cropping your logo file as close as possible to the visual content. The extra blank space in the image file above and below the visual content is partly why it is currently displaying so small. If it’s still too small after cropping it, then some additional css tweaks may be necessary.

I had this same problem. I believe the issue is with https-rules-helper.php lines 15. Using ABSPATH will return the wrong directory for the .htaccess file if your install looks like this (/root):

/wp/ (core files)
/wp-content/ (plugins, themes, uploads)
/index.php
/wp-config.php
/.htaccess

Thanks, Ryan. I just installed your updated version of the plugin and it works, but I get the following error when I add a menu item to menu:

Notice: Undefined index: menu-item-visibility in /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/menu-item-visibility-control/init.php on line 79