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Titanium Nav Menu Roles & Visibility Rules Tutorials
10 practical ways to control WordPress menus with visibility rules.

Use these tutorials to solve common WordPress menu visibility problems without custom snippets. Start with simple logged-in and role-based rules, then move into Pro workflows like AND / OR condition groups, membership rules, Access Protection, and denied-access handling.

  • Role-based menus
  • Logged-in rules
  • Membership visibility
  • Direct URL protection
Step-by-step WordPress menu visibility tutorials.

Each tutorial is written for real membership sites, client sites, private areas, account menus, and role-heavy WordPress setups.

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Workflow Best Practice

How to build a safer menu visibility workflow for client sites

Menu visibility rules are powerful because they affect what users can see and sometimes what they can access. A simple workflow helps you avoid confusion, broken navigation, and accidental rule mistakes when working on client, membership, or production websites.

A safer workflow

  1. Write down which visitor types should see each important menu item.
  2. Start with the simplest rule possible before adding advanced conditions.
  3. Test logged-out visitors, normal users, paid members, and administrators separately.
  4. Use Pro Access Protection only when the linked page should also be blocked directly.
  5. Document final rules for the client or site owner so future edits are easier.

Start with Free, upgrade when your rules need more power.

The free version covers core server-side menu visibility. Pro is for advanced condition groups, membership plugin rules, linked page protection, denied access actions, beta updates, and priority support.

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Need advanced menu rules and protected links?

Use Titanium Pro when you need AND / OR condition groups, membership plugin conditions, Access Protection, selectable denied-access handling, and priority support for serious WordPress sites.

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