Hide the Admin Bar for Subscribers
Hides the toolbar on the front of the site for anyone who cannot edit posts, such as subscribers and shop customers. Authors, editors and administrators keep it.
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Snippets that tidy up and tailor the WordPress admin: hide menu items, add columns to post lists, change the footer text and remove clutter. Made for agencies and site owners who hand a dashboard over to clients or editors.
Hides the toolbar on the front of the site for anyone who cannot edit posts, such as subscribers and shop customers. Authors, editors and administrators keep it.
Removes selected menu entries (Tools and Comments by default) for every user who is not an administrator, to keep the admin menu focused.
Stops the "WordPress x.y is available" banner from showing to users who cannot update WordPress, so editors and authors are not distracted by it.
Hides the Screen Options tab for everyone except administrators, so other users cannot rearrange or hide admin panels.
Adds a "Help" menu to the admin bar with links to your support desk, guides and contact details, so clients always know where to turn when something is unclear.
Adds classes such as role-editor to the admin body tag, so you can write CSS that hides or highlights things for specific roles.
Recolors the admin sidebar menu and admin bar with your brand colors, set as a few SCSS variables at the top.
Adds "All Settings" to the Settings menu, which opens the hidden screen listing every stored option for administrators.
Shows a confirmation dialog when someone clicks "Trash" under a post, page or media item, or applies the Move to Trash bulk action, to prevent accidental removals.
Slides the admin bar out of view on the front end and brings it back when you move the mouse to the top edge of the screen.
Restores the Customize link under Appearance and in the admin bar on block themes, for quick access to Customizer settings such as Site Identity and Homepage Settings.
Adds a "Post type" box to the editor sidebar for administrators that converts an item into another post type, such as turning a post into a page, keeping its content and URL slug.
Adds a "Dark mode" checkbox to each user's profile that switches the whole admin area to a dark look, with images and videos kept in their real colors.
Brings back the classic Links menu (blogroll) that WordPress hides on new sites, for managing a list of links.
Adds an "Export to CSV" bulk action to the Posts and Pages screens that downloads the selected items with ID, title, status, author, dates, categories, link and word count.
Adds a template dropdown above the Pages list so you can show only the pages that use a given page template, such as every landing page or full-width page.
Type #123 or id:123 in the posts or pages search box to jump straight to the item with that ID.
Shows a small floating Edit button in the corner of posts and pages for users who can edit them, which is handy when the admin bar is hidden or on phones.
Hides less useful columns for users who have not customized Screen Options yet. Anyone can still turn them back on.
Removes rarely needed panels like Discussion, Custom Fields and the slug box from the editor for everyone but administrators, in both editors.
Hides chosen plugins from the Plugins screen for everyone except the users you name, so clients do not deactivate them by accident.
Removes the raw "Custom Fields" box from the editor for everyone except administrators, so editors cannot accidentally change values that plugins and the theme depend on.
Adds a sortable ID column to categories, tags and every other taxonomy screen, handy for shortcodes and filters that need term IDs.
Keeps every post in exactly one category: when several are ticked, only the most specific one is kept on save, which keeps URLs, breadcrumbs and archives tidy.