Hi Graham...,
I've created a site for tutorials... https://backdrop-tuts.club/ and resources to help developers... it's still in its infancy.
I do intend to have module reviews...
I'm not aware of anything. The Drop Times often does reviews of Drupal modules and there may well be WordPress ones.
There have been discussions about how we do that in Backdrop but there...
Posted3 hours 12 min ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) on:
Hi Graham,
Done. In a nutshell: The [account] selector is for the registering account instance, while [site:current-user] is for an already existing user.
I think it's a pretty...
Posted1 day 11 hours ago by RS Snyder (flightrs) on:
Hello @flightrs,
You might want to take 5 minutes and go over to GitHub and flag this issue on the module, now that you know where it is, what it is and how to reproduce it.
This...
Posted1 day 12 hours ago by Graham Leach (Graham Leach) on:
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Yes, the easiest way do do this would be with Layouts. You can add a "Visibility condition" to the menu block that checks a User's role.
Start on the Layouts UI at admin/structure/layouts, and click "Manage Blocks" for the default layout.
For whichever menu you'd like to hide, click on the "Configure" link at the right.
When the modal opens, csroll down to the "Visibility conditions" section at the very bottom, and pop it open. Click on "Add visibility condition"
Then select the User: role option.
Then select the user role "Authenticated" if you only want people who are logged-in to see the menu!
Note that you will need to repeat these steps for all layouts where you want the block limited by role.