Reorder, rename, or hide sidebar menu items so the dashboard fits how you work.

Your logo in the admin bar and/or sidebar for a white-label dashboard.

Choose how many columns the dashboard home uses for widgets.

Active plugins first on the Plugins screen; inactive plugins grouped below.

Trim the WordPress toolbar by hiding menu items you do not need.

Moves admin notices into a single drawer on the toolbar instead of stacking them on every screen.

Hides the front-end admin bar for chosen roles while they browse your site.

More horizontal room for the sidebar menu—less cramped labels for busy sites.

Custom footer text on every dashboard screen—brand it or keep it minimal.

Style the WordPress admin with custom CSS—quick visual tweaks without touching theme files.

Reorder, hide, and customize admin list-table columns for posts, media, comments, users, and taxonomies.

Shows content and user IDs in list tables when you need quick reference numbers.

Switch posts or pages back to the classic editor while optionally keeping blocks for selected types.

Hides clutter on user profile screens so people see only what matters.

Hide unused or risky blocks so the block editor stays simple and on-brand.

Declutter the dashboard home by turning off widgets nobody uses. Switched-off widgets stay out of Screen Options and do not load extra scripts in the background.

Quieter update nags in the admin for teams that patch on their own schedule.

Dense post list tables in the admin—fit more posts, pages, or custom types on one screen.

Thumbnail previews in post list tables for every public post type with featured images—catch missing or mismatched artwork in seconds.

Current site time and WordPress timezone in the admin footer for scheduling and team coordination.

Customize WordPress admin dashboard colors with presets, role mapping, live preview, and safe CSS generation.