How to hide the Blog Posts link from the My Account area for logged in customers?

How to hide the Blog Posts link from the My Account area for logged in customers?

To hide the link in question, delete the following lines of code in the customer_account.xml file:



The customer_account.xml file can be located via one of the below paths.

1. If the module was uploaded manually:

app/code/Amasty/Blog/view/frontend/layout/customer_account.xml 

2. If the module was installed via composer:

vendor/amasty/blog/view/frontend/layout/customer_account.xml

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