Different Menu in Different Pages Pro lets you show an existing WordPress menu when its visibility rules match the page or visitor. Use separate navigation for a homepage, product pages, a blog, or an account area.

Set rules for content and visitors

Target pages, posts, categories, tags, templates, and the Home, Front Page, Blog, 404, or Search page. For specific content, match an exact URL, page ID, slug, or URL pattern using a keyword marker such as %keyword%. Pro also lets you assign a menu from the post or page editor.

Choose whether a menu appears for all users, logged-in users, logged-out users, or selected roles, with an option to exclude particular roles. Pro adds rules for desktop, mobile, and tablet devices, as well as Android and iOS. Language-specific and country-specific menus are supported without extra plugins.

Personalize and manage menus

Supported shortcodes can show visitor details in menu items: {username}, {display_name}, {first_name}, {last_name}, {nickname}, {email}, and {avatar}. Avatar output works with size settings.

• Create unlimited conditional menus from the options area.
• Temporarily disable a menu while keeping its rule.
• Back up and restore menu rules.
• Find settings with the quick search filter.
• Duplicate an existing menu with Menu Duplicator.
• Update settings through an AJAX-based interface.
• Use right-to-left layouts.

For sites using Elementor header or footer navigation, Pro offers compatibility with those areas.

Configure a conditional menu

Start with an existing WordPress menu. Open the Different Menus settings, choose Add Different Menu, choose the menu, then set its visibility rules, such as a page, URL pattern, device, user role, or special page. Save the rule and review the menu on matching pages or visitor states.

The add-on directory listing for the base extension reports that it has not been tested with the latest three major WordPress releases. Check compatibility with your WordPress version before relying on its menu rules.