Control What Users Can See

hide HTML elements, Menus, and Other Details for specific criterion

Free

Key Controls

User Role

Show/hide HTML elements to users having a certain role.

For example, administrator or subscriber or student

Access to Course

Show/Hide HTML elements, menus, and other details based on user’s enrollment in a LearnDash course.

Login Status

Show/Hide HTML elements, menus, and other details based on user’s status like logged in or logged out.

Group Member

Show/Hide HTML elements, menus, and other details by checking LearnDash group’s membership.

How to Use?

You simply need to add a CSS class to your element div or span.
As explained here, if Course or Group ID is 123

Login/Logout Status:

To show the element/menu item to a logged-in user,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_logged_in OR hidden_to_logged_out

To hide the element/menu item from a logged-in user,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_logged_out OR hidden_to_logged_in

For all the courses:

To show the element/menu item to user with access to all the Courses,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_course_all

To hide the element/menu item from user with access to all the Courses,

Add this CSS class: hidden_to_course_all

To show the element/menu item to users not enrolled in any Course,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_course_none

To hide the element/menu item from users not enrolled in any Course,

Add this CSS class: hidden_to_course_none

For a specific course, if Course ID is 123:

To show the element/menu item to user with access to above Course,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_course_123

To hide the element/menu item from user with access to above Course,

Add this CSS class: hidden_to_course_123

For users with access to at least one course, add this CSS class: hidden_to_course_none

For all the groups:

To show the element/menu item to user with access to all the groups,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_group_all

To hide the element/menu item from user with access to all the groups,

Add this CSS class: hidden_to_group_all

To show the element/menu item to users not enrolled in any group,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_group_none

To hide the element/menu item from users not enrolled in any group,

Add this CSS class: hidden_to_group_none

For a specific group, if Group ID is 123:

To show the element/menu item to user with access to above Group,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_group_123

To hide the element/menu item from user with access to above Group,

Add this CSS class: hidden_to_group_123

For users with access to at least one group, add this CSS class: hidden_to_group_none

For Specific Roles

To show the element/menu item to user role administrator,

Add this CSS class: visible_to_role_administrator

To hide the element/menu item to user role administrator,

Add this CSS class: hidden_to_role_administrator

Note:

– To show an element to multiple specific roles only, you need to add the element multiple times, one for each role.

– To hide an element/menu from specific multiple roles only you can add the element once add multiple classes to the same element.

Mechanism of Functioning

Multiple CSS Classes: If multiple visibility control classes are added, ALL of them must meet the criterion to keep the element visible. If any one of them hides the element, it will be hidden. For example: visible_to_group_123 visible_to_group_124 will show the element only to those who have access to both groups.Hidden data/elements reach the browser. Though users do not see it.
CSS is added to the page for all CSS elements that need to be hidden based on the above rules.
After the page is loaded. These elements are removed from the page using jQuery (if available), so it won’t be available even on Inspect.
Elements rendered after the page load are hidden but not removed from DOM/page.