Mytchall Bransgrove

“Simplify Dashboard” adds a toggle in the admin bar to hide menu items you don’t use much.
It gives you a simple interface for your users, and can be quickly turned on or off.
Choose which items are hidden in the Settings>Simplify Dashboard page by writing their menu name, or specify the actual HTML id.

Simplify Dashboard

Adds a toggle button to the admin bar to simplify the dashboard by hiding specific menu items.

Michael

Creates a simple Swiper slider out of container elements. Flexbox has to be active.
<h3>How to use it</h3>
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<ul>
<li>create a horizontal container and give it an ID (Advanced – CSS ID)</li>
<li>add multiple sub containers (those are the slides)</li>
<li>add the <code>Slide everything</code> widget somewhere in the page</li>
<li>set the ID of the container in “Slider ID”</li>
<li>change some settings</li>
<li>preview the page</li>
</ul>
Events:
You can listen to the <code>miga_slide_everything_init</code> event to get informed when the slider is ready to use: 
 <code>document.addEventListener("miga_slide_everything_init", function(e) { 
 alert("ready"); 
});</code>
Currently only working with one slider in your page!

Slide everything for Elementor

Creates a simple Swiper slider out of container elements. Flexbox has to be active.

Simplify Dashboard vs Slide everything for Elementor