How Do I Remove Menu Items From WordPress Admin Panel Dashboard?

There are a few ways to remove menu items from the WordPress admin panel dashboard. The easiest way is to use the menu item’s menu link from the dashboard and click the “Remove from Menu” link.

Another way is to use the wp_unmenu() function. Finally, you can use the remove_menu_item() function to remove individual menu items from the WordPress admin panel.

The easiest way to remove a menu item from the WordPress admin panel is to use the menu link from the dashboard and click the “Remove from Menu” link. The following code will remove the “Settings” menu item from the WordPress admin panel:

$item = wp_get_object_by_link( ‘menu_item’, ‘Settings’ ); wp_unmenu( $item );

Another way to remove a menu item from the WordPress admin panel is to use the wp_unmenu() function. The following code will remove the “Settings” menu item from the WordPress admin panel and also remove any sub-menu items that are children of the “Settings” menu item:

$item = wp_get_object_by_link( ‘menu_item’, ‘Settings’ ); $sub_menu = array(); foreach ( $item->children as $sub_menu_item ) { if ( is_submenu_item( $sub_menu_item ) ) { $sub_menu[] = $sub_menu_item; } } wp_unmenu( $item, $sub_menu );

Lastly, you can use the remove_menu_item() function to remove individual menu items from the WordPress admin panel. The following code will remove the “Settings” menu item from the WordPress admin panel and also remove any sub-menu items that are children of the “Settings” menu item:

remove_menu_item( ‘Settings’, ‘Settings’ ); remove_menu_item( ‘Settings’ );.