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  1. How do I hide the administrator bar?
  2. How do I hide the admin bar in WordPress?
  3. How do I fix the header bar in WordPress?
  4. How do I disable the WordPress admin bar for all users except admins?
  5. How do I remove the administrator bar from BuddyPress?
  6. How do I change my WordPress admin bar?
  7. How do I hide the Admin menu items for specific users in WordPress?
  8. How do I hide menu items in WordPress?
  9. How do I display custom fields in WordPress?

How do I hide the administrator bar?

In order to disable the admin bar, click on Users and find Your Profile underneath it. There, under Keyboard Shortcuts, you'll see Toolbar. You just uncheck the “Show toolbar when viewing the site” box right next to it.

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 fix the header bar in WordPress?

Follow the steps below.

  1. Log into your WordPress dashboard.
  2. Go to Appearance > Customize.
  3. Click Additional CSS.
  4. Add the following CSS code: #website-navigation ...
  5. Replace #website-navigation with the CSS class or Id of your navigation menu. ...
  6. Click the blue Publish button.
  7. Refresh your website to see your sticky menu.

How do I disable the WordPress admin bar for all users except admins?

Scroll down on the “General Settings” screen and you will find the “Hide WordPress Toolbar” setting. This is the fifth setting on the screen. You will have to uncheck the “Hide WordPress Toolbar” checkbox.

How do I remove the administrator bar from BuddyPress?

If you're using BuddyPress go to Settings > BuddyPress > Options and disable the Toolbar option.

How do I change 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 hide the Admin menu items for specific users in WordPress?

Install and activate the “User Role Editor” plugin.

  1. Edit a User Role. ...
  2. Use the drop-down box to select the role you want to edit.
  3. In the group column, you can select which permissions you want to edit. ...
  4. To hide a menu item in WordPress, you'll have to have the “Core” option selected. ...
  5. Choose Which Menu Items to Remove.

How do I hide menu items in WordPress?

Tho you can hide the menu using CSS, but it's not mandatory because you can also hide menu items from the Site Customizer. On the sidebar of the Customizer click on the Menus > tab. Click on Primary. Now just open the menu item you want to hide/remove-by clicking on it and click the red Remove link.

How do I display custom fields in WordPress?

The default way to show custom fields in WordPress would be to:

  1. Open the single. php file or page. ...
  2. Find the_content function so you can list your custom field data after the actual content of the post or page.
  3. Use the get_post_meta function to fetch custom field values using their meta key then list them using PHP echo.

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