Admin Bar Editor Pro

Toolbar options depend on the view

Admin Bar Editor Pro works alongside the free Admin Bar Editor extension. Its dashboard settings manage the WordPress admin bar, the toolbar shown in the dashboard and on the public-facing site. Controls are grouped into Backend, Frontend, and Advanced sections.

In Backend, toggle core entries such as the WordPress logo menu, website name, visit site link, updates, comments, and the New menu. You can also manage built-in submenu entries, including Post, Media, Page, and User, and reorder backend items with drag handles. In Frontend, manage toolbar items, reorder them, or disable the frontend bar globally.

Pro controls for visibility and menus

Pro lets you hide the frontend admin bar for selected user roles or individual usernames while keeping it visible for others. You can also add top-level menu items and submenu entries with custom titles and URLs, giving customers shortcuts to relevant destinations.

Position and appearance options

Advanced settings let you move the toolbar to the top or bottom of the screen. This position applies to both backend and frontend views. Pro styling options include a custom background color or gradient, toolbar text color, dropdown appearance, and the New button's style and color.

Save settings and activate Pro

Install the free Admin Bar Editor extension first, then install Admin Bar Editor Pro alongside it. Activate Pro and its license, then open the AdminBar Editor page to configure and save the toolbar settings. The configuration is stored in the database and retained during updates. Deactivating the plugin restores the default WordPress admin bar; reactivating it restores the saved settings.