chrisnowak

<p>Ever get tired of seeing the same menu options you literally never use? Or setting up a WordPress install for a client, and want to get rid of the stuff they don’t use, or would screw up if they could?</p>
<p>Us too. So we made this handy little plugin that gives you little checkboxes next to each menu item and sub-menu item, even for other plugins! Just uncheck the items you don’t want to see anymore, and they’re gone! When you need them again, just recheck and they’re back! No editing core files, and being over-written upon upgrade.</p>


Simple Admin Menu Editor

Easily and Simply show and hide what is in your admin nav. That's it.

Joe Donahue, Senior Web Developer

<p>Add custom menu widgets to specific pages.  Developed for use of WordPress as CMS. Heavily based off of Advanced Menu Widget.</p>
<p>Features include:</p>
<ul>
<li>Custom hierarchy – “Only related sub-items” or “Only strictly related sub-items”.</li>
<li>Starting depth and maximum level to display + flat display.</li>
<li>Custom class for a widget block.</li>
<li>And almost all the parameters for the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu" rel="nofollow ugc">wp_nav_menu</a> function.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Options</h3>
<ul>
<li>“Title” – set the title for your widget</li>
<li>“Custom Widget Class” – custom class for widget block</li>
<li>“Select Menu” – menu from the custom menus you want show</li>
<li>“Select Page” – page which should display the selected menu</li>
</ul>


Simple Admin Menu Editor vs Page Menus Widget