Introducing Admin Menu Editor Pro
Administrator Menu Editor Pro allows you to modify your WordPress administration menus to meet you - or your customers' requirements.
The Admin Menu Editor lets users edit this Dashboard menu manually. You can change the order of menus, hide or show specific items, change permissions, and so on.
Features
Menus are hidden from users or roles.
Modify menu permissions in a few clicks. Choose a role, de-check the menu items you wish to conceal, and then select the items you would like to display. You can also modify the permissions of individual users. For instance, you can make a menu invisible to everyone, but you or grant individuals access to a particular administrator page without altering their job.
Create a menu using drag and drop
Make WordPress simpler to use by moving commonly often used menu items to the top of the menu. It is also possible to shift the menu item from one section to the next or even the primary menu. Do you want a top-level hyperlink to "Add New Post" or to the specific plugin? You can do it. Have a plugin that places its administrator webpage in the incorrect location? Transfer the page to "Settings" instead.
Select from over 600 icons from the menu
The plugin has an extensive collection of icons from Dashicons and FontAwesome Icon Fonts. Upload your individual PNG and GIF icons using the Media Library, or enter the URL of the icon manually. Additionally, you can include icons in submenu items.
Change menu colors
Change the background icons, text highlights, and background colors. You can apply the changes on the admin menu or change the colors of specific items.
New menu item ideas can be created.
You can also add your hyperlinks to the administration menu. It is also possible to create an individual menu that incorporates the content of a post or page inside your WordPress admin. It is also possible to make items that aren't clickable, which could be helpful for things like section headers within complex admin menus.
Menus can be opened by opening a tab, or an Iframe
You're developing an untechnical website for a user, and you wish to create a tutorial site or an external service that appears like it's part WordPress. This is where the "Open in Frame" option could help you with this. It displays the page linked within a frame with no borders. For maximum convenience there is the "new window" option is added.
The menu settings for import and export are set.
The admin menu configuration can be exported from your configuration into an image file and then imported onto a different site.
Hide plugins
The individual entries are hidden in"Plugins" page "Plugins" page. Similar to the menu options, it is possible to block them from the entire world or restrict them to specific users or roles.
Brand your logo
Utilize the branding add-on for replacing the standard WordPress logo with your branding. You can change your WordPress logo, alter your login screen, modify the admin's color scheme, remove all WordPress versions, update notifications, and more.
Edit the admin bar
The available Toolbar Editor add-on allows you to customize the Admin Bar and is often referred to in the WordPress Toolbar. You can block items from the toolbar or change their order by drag and dropping, name items, creating new hyperlinks, and much more.
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