Admin Bar Editor Pro

Configure the WordPress toolbar

When the admin bar contains links people rarely use, Admin Bar Editor Pro lets you adjust the toolbar visually in the WordPress dashboard. Manage backend and frontend items, reorder backend entries with drag handles, and use Pro controls for role-based visibility, custom menus, and styling.

Manage backend and frontend items

In the Backend section, toggle core items such as the WordPress logo menu, website name, visit site link, updates, comments, and the New menu. Expand built-in submenu entries, including Post, Media, Page, and User, to manage their visibility. Drag items into the order you want.

In the Frontend section, disable the admin bar for the public side of the site or keep it enabled and choose which items appear. The Advanced settings let you move the toolbar to the top or bottom for both backend and frontend views.

Pro visibility, menus, and styling

Admin Bar Editor Pro can conceal the frontend admin bar for selected visitor roles or individual usernames while leaving it visible for others. Add top-level menu items and submenu links with custom titles and URLs to put useful destinations in the toolbar.

Pro styling options include a custom background color or gradient, toolbar text color, dropdown appearance, and the style and color of the New button.

Save and restore your settings

1. Open the AdminBar Editor page in the WordPress dashboard.
2. Choose Backend or Frontend and review the available toolbar items.
3. Toggle items and reorder them with the drag handles.
4. Set any needed Pro visibility rules, custom menus, or styles.
5. Save the settings to apply the configuration.

Your configuration is stored in the database and retained during updates. Deactivating the add-on restores the default WordPress admin bar. Reactivating it restores the saved layout and options.

Install Admin Bar Editor Pro

Install the free Admin Bar Editor extension, then install Admin Bar Editor Pro alongside it. Activate Pro and its license to unlock the Pro functions. Open the AdminBar Editor page to configure the backend, frontend, and advanced settings.