To add your custom menus (Footer 1 and Footer 2) to the footer in your WordPress site using the Cirkle Theme, especially when you have limited coding experience, you can follow these steps. Since the Cirkle Theme only has two menu locations by default (main and side), and you’ve disabled Elementor in favor of Gutenberg, … Read more
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You could use something like this: // Function to hide menu items for non-logged-in users function hide_menu_items_for_non_logged_in($items, $args) { // Check if user is not logged in if (!is_user_logged_in()) { // Define menu items to hide // (replace ‘menu-item-1’, ‘menu-item-2’, etc. with actual menu item IDs) $items_to_hide = array(‘menu-item-1’, ‘menu-item-2’); // Loop through menu items … Read more
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Looks like it can be fairly trivially achieved with a hierarchical custom post type and a menu widget in the sidebar. Menus come with current page CSS classes out of the box that can be styled as you require.