Very handy graphic showing the WordPress dashboard menu slugs, order numbers and names etc. Excellent for when you want to customize the menu.
Tag Archives: Dashboard
Customizing WP Admin
Presentation from WordCamp Netherlands on customising the WordPress dashboard.
21 Useful Admin WordPress Hacks
Some great customisations to the WordPress admin.
Just a really quick post about how I add my own stylesheet to the WordPress admin or dashboard screens. This is a great as it enables me to then customise the CSS in the admin side of WordPress. The code below goes into functions.php and then I make sure that the stylesheet exists in a CSS folder of my theme:
// custom admin head stylesheet
function pj_admin_head_styles() {
echo '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . get_template_directory_uri() . '/css/admin-style.css" />';
}
add_action('admin_head', 'pj_admin_head_styles');
Adding Your Own Stylesheet to the WordPress Admin
Remove Dashboard Menus for Specific Users
For a while now I have been using some simple code to remove the dashboard menus in WordPress, primarily so that clients can’t change certain settings and ‘break’ their sites. However the code I was using also removed those items for me too. This meant I had to memorise the admin URLs and visit them manually which is not ideal. Today I have managed to solve this problem by hiding WordPress dashboard menus for all except specified users.
Changing WP Admin Menu Labels
A great bit of code for changing what the menu labels display as in the dashboard, such as changing ‘Posts’ to ‘News’. Great for clients that want a customised CMS.