Please try this PHP snippet

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {
			$menu['items']['custom_item_add_listing'] = [
			'label'  => 'Add Listing',
		    'url'    => hivepress()->router->get_url('listing_submit_page'),
		    '_order' => 100,
		];
        return $menu;
	},
	1000
);

Please try this PHP snippet. It will add this button only for vendors in account menu

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {
		if(current_user_can('edit_posts')){
			$menu['items']['custom_item_add_listing'] = [
			'label'  => 'Add Listing',
		    'url'    => hivepress()->router->get_url('listing_submit_page'),
		    '_order' => 100,
		];
			
		}
        return $menu;
	},
	1000
);

If you mean account page menu then you can try changing menu items via the hivepress/v1/menus/user_account filter like in this topic https://hivepress.io/support/search/menus%2Fuser_account/

But if you want to make changes only for vendors then code needs additional condition if(current_user_can('edit_posts')) {
For example, I add this condition to code from topic which is provided above

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {
	// Here is this condition to make changes only for vendors.
	if(current_user_can('edit_posts')) {
   		// To add some menu items.
		$menu['items']['custom_item_name'] = [
			'label'  => 'Custom Item',
			'url'    => 'some url',
			'_order' => 123,
		];

		// To remove some menu items.  For example, 'Listings' item
		unset($menu['items']['listings_edit']);
	}
		
	return $menu;
	}
);

Please try changing menu items via the hivepress/v1/menus/user_account filter https://hivepress.io/support/search/menus%2Fuser_account/

There is no easy way to link a modal, but if you create a custom page for tutorials please try this PHP snippet. You can change fields with word ‘custom‘ and adjust '_order' by your requirements:

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {
	    if(current_user_can('edit_posts')){
                $menu['items']['custom_item_name'] = [
                    'label'  => 'Custom Item',
		    'url'    => 'some custom url',
		    '_order' => 123,
		];
	    }
            return $menu;
	}
);

Please try this sample code snippet to add/remove (but adding a new account section requires advanced customizations) any menu item from My Account menu:

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {

                // To add some menu items.
		$menu['items']['custom_item_name'] = [
			'label'  => 'Custom Item',
			'url'    => 'some url',
			'_order' => 123,
		];

                // To remove some menu items.  For example, 'Listings' item
                unset($menu['items']['listings_edit']);

		return $menu;
	}
);

Hi everyone.
I came up with a different solution.
Instead of showing a link on Navbar, I managed to put a link within a my account menu.

I hope this will help 🙂

//Add a link to My listing page within my account menu
add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {
		$menu['items']['custom_item_name'] = [
			'label'  => 'My Listings',
			'url'    => esc_url( home_url()."/vendor/".get_display_name()),
			'_order' => 123,
		];
		return $menu;
	}
);
function get_display_name () {
	$user_data = get_userdata(get_current_user_id());
	return  $user_data->display_name;
}

I don’t know much about PHP I just combined these POSTS.

https://hivepress.io/support/topic/my-account-section/#post-7202
https://hivepress.io/support/topic/change-username-of-vendors/#post-17598

Thanks @ihor @Sergio @RooninStark

try this. put this code in child theme function.php file

add_filter( 'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',   'alter_user_account_menu_register1'  );

function alter_user_account_menu_register1( $menu ) {    
    
    global $wpdb;
    $p_sql = "SELECT <code>post_name</code> FROM wp_posts WHERE <code>post_author</code>=".get_current_user_id()." AND <code>post_type</code>='hp_vendor'";
    $row = $wpdb->get_results($p_sql);
    
    if(count($row) > 0){
        $menu['items']['vender'] = [        
            'label' => "Listing page ",
            'url'   => esc_url( home_url()."/vendor/".$row[0]->post_name ),
            '_order' => 14,
        ];
    }
return $menu;
}

Where do I find this path hivepress/v1/menus/user_account? I don’t have a v1 folder in my version of hivepress.

Hi Ihor,
I am using the expert theme.
Will this section of the code ‘hivepress/v1/menus/user_account’ be the same in the expert theme? If not, what would the equivalent be for the expert theme.
Thank you,
Caroline

Please try using this PHP snippet:

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {
		unset($menu['items']['user_listing_packages_view']);

		return $menu;
	},
        1000
);

If you’re familiar with PHP snippets please try using the “hivepress/v1/menus/user_account” filter, you can unset any links or add a custom link this way, HivePress will automatically render these links.

P.S. You don’t have to post another reply asking for urgent help, I check all topics at least once per 24 hours, even on weekends, so I (or another developer) will reply anyway. Please be patient, remember that it’s open-source software.

Hi,

1. It’s possible, but requires CSS customizations https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_text-overflow.asp

2. You can try this CSS snippet:

.hp-menu__item--user-account {display:none}

3. If you mean adding custom content or menu items this requires PHP customizations (if you’re familiar with PHP you can use the “hivepress/v1/menus/user_account” filter). Also you can add custom widgets to the account sidebar in Appearance/Widgets section.

You can add a custom menu item with this snippet, but adding a new account section requires advanced customizations:

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account',
	function( $menu ) {
		$menu['items']['custom_item_name'] = [
			'label'  => 'Custom Item',
			'url'    => 'https://example.com',
			'_order' => 123,
		];

		return $menu;
	}
);

1. This requires code customizations, please try using HivePress API if you’re familiar with PHP, you can use the “hivepress/v1/menus/user_account” filter.

2. Unfortunately it’s not possible because the check for empty pages is set in HivePress code, e.g. if there are no favorite listings then the menu item is not added.

This code snippet should move the “Listings” menu item to the end:

add_filter(
	'hivepress/v1/menus/user_account/items',
	function( $menu ) {
		if ( isset( $menu['listings_edit'] ) ) {
			$menu['listings_edit']['_order'] = 9999;
		}

		return $menu;
	},
	10000
);

You can start with it and copy the “if…” part with different menu item keys. If can’t check the $menu contents, please try removing the “_page” part from menu keys and it should be ok.