David Vongries

Shelby DeNike

Hides the Admin Bar in WordPress 3.1+.
New! You can now hide the WordPress admin bar for specific user roles!
<h3>What’s next?</h3>
If you like Hide Admin Bar, you will love our other, free WordPress products:
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<li><a href="https://betteradminbar.com/?utm_source=hide_admin_bar&utm_medium=repository&utm_campaign=bab" rel="nofollow ugc">Better Admin Bar</a> – The plugin to make your clients enjoy WordPress. It replaces the default admin bar to provide the best possible user experience when editing & navigating a website.</li>
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Hide Admin Bar

works PERFECTLY ... so simple

Ben Doherty (Oomph, Inc)

Specify a list of tags to keep hidden: These tags will be invisible to users, 
such as in tag clouds or in post tags lists. This is useful when using tags to 
control behavior of your blog, or when you wish to maintain groupings of posts 
out of the public eye.
This does not prevent tag archives for hidden tags from being accessible, only 
hides tag links from tag lists and tag clouds.
Capable users (with the see_hidden_tags capability,) can see hidden tags in 
tag lists (but NOT tag clouds.) Hidden tags will receive the .hidden-tag class 
and are grayed out by default.

Oomph Hidden Tags

Hide certain tags from tag lists and tag clouds. Allow capable users to see hidden tags with the see_hidden_tags capability.

Hide Admin Bar vs Oomph Hidden Tags