I’m trying to add a link to our site’s menubar, next to the search icon. [39] It’s positioned correctly when a user’s signed in but overlaps the login / signup buttons if someone’s not signed in. Is it possible to set the CSS / html to only be displayed for people who have signed in?

This does not answer the question in the title, but have you seen the theme component? [image] Custom Header Links Theme component discourse2 Summary Custom Header Links allows you to easily add custom text-based links to the header. eyeglasses Preview Preview on Discourse Theme Creator hammer_and_wrench Repository Link GitHub - discourse/discourse-custom-header-links · GitHub open_book New to Discourse Themes? Beginner’s guide to using Discourse Themes Install this theme component Features Desktop [Capture] Mobile [Capture] (due to very limited space, adding more than one link on mo…

No, thanks a lot, I guess that’ll do the job for me :grinning: Edit - it did.

Control CSS based on user's logged in state

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schleifer (Andrew Schleifer) May 1, 2019, 2:04pm 2

This does not answer the question in the title, but have you seen the theme component?

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Control CSS based on user's logged in state

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