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WordPress makes it easy to create custom menus for your website. You may not want to display the same menu or menu items on each page. Here are 4 conditional menu plugins that give you more control over WordPress menus:
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If Menu: this simple tool lets you show and hide menu items with conditional statements.
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Menu Item Visibility Control: lets you enable or disable menu items on your homepage or for your logged-in users. Just insert the appropriate conditional tag in the visibility box, and you are set.
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UberMenu Conditionals Extension: lets you conditionally display or hide times in your UberMenu. You can choose 2 conditions per menu item.
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Nav Menu Roles: this plugin lets you hide custom menu items based on user role.
Have you found better conditional menu items plugins? Please share them here.