ioannup

<p>The plugin automatically hides unused Admin Menu items and adds search box for menu items</p>
<p>If you use a lot of plugins – each of them adds their own admin menu item. The admin menu grows more and more. And though you don’t use the majority of menu items, they bother you to find the certain menu item.<br />
This small plugin solves this issue AUTOMATICALLY. It means you don’t need to enable or disable some menu items manually. If you use a menu item it is on the menu if you don’t use it a certain time (which you can set in the settings) – it will be hidden but you’ll have access to them anyway.</p>
<h3>Plugin Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Search menu and submenu items</li>
<li>Auto hides unused Admin Menu items</li>
<li>These settings personal for each user</li>
<li>Reset settings</li>
<li>Reset clicks – to start collecting data and hiding unused menu items from scratch</li>
<li>Set Menu Items which should be always shown or hidden</li>
</ul>


Useful Admin Menu

The plugin automatically hides unused Admin Menu items and adds search box for menu items

ghuger

richardgabriel

Hal Gatewood

<p>The Dashicons + Custom Post Types plugin allows you to keep the WordPress admin menu as clean as possible. When your building new custom post types for your clients your default icon in the admin menu is the pin. This is no fun. With my plugin you can easily and quickly change all the custom post type icons to match the rest of the icons in the menu.</p>
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Dashicons + Custom Post Types

Easily change the admin menu icons for custom post types.

Useful Admin Menu vs Dashicons + Custom Post Types