Another plugin that makes it easy to tweak the WordPress admin interface, including:
- Hide the admin toolbar
- Edit the welcome message
- Force plain text paste in the content editor
The options are stored as an associative array, with the following default values:
$options = [
'force_plain_text_paste' => true,
'hide_admin_bar' => false,
'welcome_message' => false,
];You can use the cgit_tweak_tool_options filter to edit the options:
add_action('init', function () {
add_filter('cgit_tweak_tool_options', function ($options) {
$options['hide_admin_bar'] = true;
return $options;
});
});Note that the options are set in the init action with priority 20 so this filter must be applied earlier, either using a higher priority in the init action (the default value of 10 should work) or using an earlier action.
If the custom welcome message contains %s, it will include the current user's display name using sprintf().
The following features have been removed:
-
Hide menu items in the Dashboard for non-admin users (
hide_menus). We now recommend this is done on a per-site and per-theme basis. -
Show navigation menu settings when appearance settings are hidden for some users (
show_nav_menus). This feature is now provided by the Site Manager plugin. -
Hide update notifications for non-admin users (
hide_notifications). This feature is now provided by the Admin Notifications plugin. -
Hide presentational markup (
hide_editor_buttons), some block-level elements (hide_editor_elements), and media controls (hide_media_buttons) controls in TinyMCE. We now recommend this is done on a per-site and per-theme basis. -
Hide templates and pages (
hide_templates). We now recommend this is done with filters on a per-site and per-theme basis. -
Move Yoast SEO fields to the bottom of the screen (
move_yoast_to_bottom). This feature is now provided by the SEO Headings plugin.
Released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.