Visibility based on if a user is logged in or not

[JHamilton]

Hi, I am working on a desktop web app and want when a visitor is not logged in it shows them the login login/ register text and if they are logged in it shows them the log out text. I do not see an ‘If user is logged in’ for visibility conditions, so can you tell me how can I accomplish this?

[Flawless]

Hey there @JHamilton
Welcome to the community

Use the visibility condition sometimes visible if the logged-in user’s email is not equal to empty.

[JHamilton]

Thank you so much That works perfectly.

How every the issue I have now is that the logout text does not align where the login text was. I have it stacked on each other so maybe that’s the problem, but I don’t know how to make it work like a swap out.

[dilon_perera]

Hi Jennine,

Put a rectangle behind the two texts as a container!

A example by Flawless! :

Visibility rules - Can't get icons to align

All you gotta do is put a rectangle behind all of the icons and group them together. The rectangle should be the only item in the group that does not have visibility rules. Like this, but instead of having “Groups”, you’ll have icons [Screen Shot 2022-02-06 at 5.51.21 PM]

Thank you

[JHamilton]

Thank you @dilon_perera. That works for the most part too. Can you tell me how I can do pagination. I am creating a Gazette site, so it’s many articles when a user searches.

[dilon_perera]

@JHamilton

Thank you @dilon_perera.

Your Welcome

@JHamilton

Can you tell me how I can do pagination. I am creating a Gazette site, so it’s many articles when a user searches

If you have a ID for each article this would be easy!

This will help : Some Tips and Tricks by this Semi Noob! 😅 ( Tip No : 7 )