[Southside]

Thank you! I will test that.

The code I found when I googled was short and had a different approach, adding nonce (if I understand correct).
I do not know if this code is better/safer, or if it is working the way I need. Maybe I test both.

/**
 *  Add nonce to logout URL in navigation
 */

function add_logout_url_nonce($items){
  foreach($items as $item){
    if( $item->url == '/wp-login.php?action=logout'){
         $item->url = $item->url . '?redirect_url=/&_wpnonce=' . wp_create_nonce( 'log-out' );
    }
  }
  return $items;

}

add_filter('wp_nav_menu_objects', 'add_logout_url_nonce');

[Southside]

I am glad it was a bug and not me going crazy 😉
So problem was not user settings or non-logged-in, but the fact I had two menu items with the same name/title (but different slug). Looking forward to the update!

Thank you for taking the time to solve the problem.

[Southside]

Vladimir: feel free to delete this question if you want to, as the question is wrong and we now have fixed this via email.

If someone else wants to know: After more testing I found out there is No problem with URE and the sidebars. But there are a small incompatibility with the plugin Nextend Accordion Menu, and Vladimir will fix that.

Problem solved.

[Southside]

Worked perfect! Thank you.

[Southside]

Thank you! We will try that.

Sorry I forgot, is it possible to also get the date when the user was registrered?

[Southside]

Thanks! That would be a great little timesaver.

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