Advanced HTML Text Module Not Display After Login

Yep, this is what I was going to say. I've done it for similar things and it works pretty well.

Put registered user rights on the redirect module and include it on the page with the text module you want not logged in users to see. Then, those who aren't logged in will see the page but those who are logged in will get redirected to another page.

Thank you both. I was trying to see if there was an opposite of registered users security show/no show and to do so without extra pages. Thanks for the help and feedback. I will head in that direction. 

Good thought, but no, there is no opposite for show or no show. You can use a script to hide elements from certain users but in this case I don't think it wouldn't work because registered users have more rights than all users. 

Example of hiding an element on a page - I have the Excel button hidden on our Tags. We have users whom should not be able to export information to Excel as those exports include birth dates and things we don't allow them to see. The script I have on an Advanced HTML Module on Tags is:

<script>

$("input[id$=_ibExport]").hide();

</script>

I have security set to all the lower rights roles who should not see the Excel button. Anyone with higher rights, who sees all the info about people can see the button and use it.

This might be convoluted but could you add another Advanced HTML module that is only accessible by registered users above the one containing the message for all users with CSS that hides the message?

Something like:

Registered Users Module
<style>
#all_users_message {
display: none;
}
</style>

All Users Module
<div id="all_users_message">Message for all users.</div>

I have used this method ^^^ before as well. Basically show the first module for all users, then use have the registered users only get the hide. It sounds kinda weird, but works well.