"Edit with Elementor" in the Admin Bar for Administrators Only
Hides the "Edit with Elementor" menu in the admin bar from everyone except administrators, so editors and shop managers are not tempted to change designed layouts.
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Snippets for page builders and themes such as Elementor, Divi and block themes: fix conflicts, add options and change default behavior. For designers who build with a page builder and need one more setting.
Hides the "Edit with Elementor" menu in the admin bar from everyone except administrators, so editors and shop managers are not tempted to change designed layouts.
Adds the "Logo" option to the Customizer for older classic themes that do not support a custom logo, with flexible width and height.
Adds HTML tags such as dialog, search and address to the list Bricks accepts in an element's custom tag setting, for more semantic markup.
Changes the "Read More" link text that the Astra theme shows on blog archives to your own wording, such as "Continue reading".
Removes the previous and next post links that the Astra theme adds below single posts, for a cleaner end of article or when you show related posts instead.
Stops the roles you list from opening the Elementor editor, using Elementor's own role exclusion list, while they keep normal access to the WordPress editor.
Adds your brand colors as presets in every Beaver Builder color picker, so editors pick exact colors instead of guessing hex codes.
Leaves the post being viewed out of the Bricks query loops you choose, so "More articles" sections in single post templates never repeat the current article.
Adds a tap-to-call phone button next to the menu in Divi's default header, which is especially handy for local businesses on mobile.
Adds a simple "Notice Box" widget to Elementor with a title, text and four styles (info, success, warning, error), in its own "Site Widgets" panel category.
Shows another navigation menu to logged-in users in the same theme location, for example with "My account" and "Log out" instead of "Sign up".
Refuses Elementor Pro form submissions whose text areas contain web links, which stops most contact-form spam without a captcha.
Adds a custom query ID "wpide_exclude_current" for Elementor Pro's Posts and Loop Grid widgets that leaves out the post being viewed, ideal for "More articles" sections.
Adds a custom query ID "wpide_upcoming" that shows only items whose date field (for example an event date) is today or later, soonest first.
Changes the "Menu" text next to the hamburger icon in GeneratePress, or removes it so only the icon shows.
Replaces the "Built with GeneratePress" footer line with your own copyright text and the current year, without the premium plugin.
Removes the previous and next post links from the end of single posts in GeneratePress, keeping categories and tags.
Removes the "Edit with Elementor" links under post titles in admin lists and the "Edit with Elementor" button in the editor for users who are not administrators. They can still edit text in the regular editor.
Removes the Bricks Templates menu for everyone except administrators, protecting headers, footers and popups built as Bricks templates.
Removes the Templates menu Elementor adds to wp-admin for everyone except administrators and blocks direct access to the list, protecting headers, footers and popups.
Removes the Divi Library menu (saved layouts, sections and modules) for everyone except administrators, so global elements are not changed by accident.
Sends visitors who open a saved Elementor template's own address back to the homepage and marks those pages noindex, so loose template URLs never show up in Google.
Sends users without the chosen capability back to the page when they try to open the Bricks builder and hides its admin bar link, as an extra lock on top of Bricks' builder access settings.
Opens the Divi toggle or accordion item whose CSS ID matches the address hash (for example #shipping) and scrolls to it, so you can link straight to an answer.