Moving the WordPress dashboard avatar over the admin menu

1. How do I change my dashboard icon on WordPress?
2. How do I edit the dashboard menu in WordPress?
3. How do I customize my WordPress admin bar?
4. How do I use the administrative menu editor?
5. How do I change the custom post type icon?
6. How do I add a menu to the admin dashboard in WordPress?
7. How do I manage my WordPress dashboard?
8. Where is the dashboard in WordPress?
9. How do I hide the admin bar in WordPress?
10. How do I change the top bar in WordPress?
11. How do I remove the WordPress admin from my toolbar?

How do I change my dashboard icon on WordPress?

Method 2: Manually Adding Custom Dashboard Logo in WordPress

First you need to save your custom logo as custom-logo. png file on your computer. It needs to be exactly 16 x 16px in dimensions. Once you have your custom logo ready, you need to upload it to /wp-content/themes/your-theme/images folder using FTP.

How do I edit the dashboard menu in WordPress?

Find and install the “Admin Menu Editor” plugin.

1. Go to Settings > Menu Editor.
2. Here you will be able to rearrange, edit, add or delete your admin menu links. You can drag-and-drop all the menu links to a new position. You can also use the toolbar icons across the top to cut, copy, paste and edit each link.

How do I customize my WordPress admin bar?

Upon activation, go to Settings » Adminimize page and look for Admin Bar Backend Options and Admin Bar Front End Options tabs. Clicking on each of them will take you to the admin bar options where you can select which items to display in WordPress admin bar. You can also choose items visible to each user role.

How do I use the administrative menu editor?

Installation

1. Download the admin-menu-editor. zip file to your computer.
2. Unzip the file.
3. Upload the admin-menu-editor directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
4. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

How do I change the custom post type icon?

First thing you need to do is install and activate the CPT Custom Icon plugin. Upon activation, simply go to Settings » CPT Custom Icon Settings where you will see your custom post types listed. Next, click on the 'Choose icon' button next to a custom post type and then select a font from the menu.

How do I add a menu to the admin dashboard in WordPress?

The easiest way to add a menu item to the administration panel is with the add_menu_page() function which takes seven arguments:

1. text that is displayed in the title of the page.
2. the text of the menu item which is used in displaying the menu item.
3. the capability that you define to allow access to this menu item.

How do I manage my WordPress dashboard?

That being said, let's take a look at the best tools to easily manage multiple WordPress sites from a single dashboard.

1. InfiniteWP. InfiniteWP is a powerful WordPress site management tool optimized for agencies, developers, and freelancers. ...
2. iThemes Sync. ...
3. Jetpack. ...
4. CMS Commander. ...
5. MainWP. ...
6. ManageWP. ...
7. WP Remote.

Where is the dashboard in WordPress?

The dashboard is indeed at http://digitalgardenie.wordpress.com/wp-admin and you can always get to the dashboard via the grey Admin bar; see your username on the right-hand side? Hover over it and you get a drop down list. Hover over the blog name and you get a range of destinations including teh Dashboard.

How do I hide the admin bar in WordPress?

Simply go to the Users » All Users page and then click on the 'edit' link for any user you want to disable the admin bar for. This will bring you to the user profile editor page. From here, uncheck the box next to the 'Show toolbar when viewing site' option.

How do I change the top bar in WordPress?

Simply go to Appearance > Customize > Top Bar > Content and here you will find the field to edit the content. To remove it simply remove the default value.

How do I remove the WordPress admin from my toolbar?

If you'd like to remove the admin bar only for yourself, simply go to Users > Your Profile. Scroll down to Toolbar (you'll find it under Keyboard Shortcuts) and uncheck the Show Toolbar when viewing site box.