Hello Discourse Fam! I’m hoping that there’s an easy solution for this! I feel like the answer is that I need to use some Javascript. We have 4 buttons in the “after header” section of our admin CSS/HTML settings. [image] We would like to have some buttons only visible to members of specific gro…

<div id="after-header">Stuff</div> <script type="text/discourse-plugin" version="0.8"> api.onPageChange(() => { let currentUser = api.getCurrentUser(); var groups = currentUser.groups; const isInGroup1 = groups.some(g => g.name === 'group1'); const isInGroup2 = g…

If you install this component, all groups of the current user will be added as classes in the page body, making it easy for CSS only further changes. https://github.com/discourse/discourse-groups-css-classes-in-body

haha, that was going to be the next thing I tried to figure out

Hi, I’ve been looking for something similar, but excluding some groups, so I gave it a try with ChatGPT, and the answer was: To create an HTML theme in Discourse that triggers a script excluding specific groups, you’ll need to use Discourse’s theme customization options along with JavaScript to h…

Show custom HTML in header to member of a specific group

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jord8on (Jordan) February 29, 2020, 5:46pm 2

I found this article which seems very similar, for the Zendesk platform, but I think that’s the type of functionality we’re looking for!

Topic		Replies	Views
Display Header HTML to only Logged in Users Support	12	4520	April 10, 2019
Check for group membership in Header code? UX	16	2144	March 12, 2019
Display different content within a topic based on user's groups membership? Development	6	1394	October 21, 2022
Show BUTTON only to staff users Support	3	697	April 28, 2020
I want to customize UI based on the users group membership UX	4	2403	March 24, 2018

Show custom HTML in header to member of a specific group

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