Description
WordPress Admin Menu & Toolbar Editor
Customise the WordPress admin menu and Toolbar without rebuilding wp-admin.
Rename, reorder, move and hide WordPress admin menu and Toolbar items, target visibility by role or individual user, and apply safe access restrictions to supported administration routes.
✓ 7-day trial ✓ Role & user targeting ✓ Admin menu, Toolbar, appearance & recovery tools
Shape wp-admin around the people using it
Give clients and teams a focused WordPress workspace without changing the pages their plugins rely on.
WordPress administration screens can become crowded as themes and plugins add menus, submenus and Toolbar links. Regal Menu Editor lets you organise that interface visually, while keeping registered page addresses and WordPress capabilities separate from cosmetic visibility.
1
Simplify busy admin menus
Rename and reorder registered items, move supported entries within the hierarchy and add your own links, headings and separators.
2
Show different interfaces to different people
Set visibility rules for everyone, individual WordPress roles or specific users, with audience previews before you save.
3
Use stronger controls where appropriate
Choose Hide Only for cosmetic cleanup or Hide and Restrict Access for exact matching registered administration routes.
Core features
Focused control over the WordPress admin experience.
Admin menu editing
Rename and reorder discovered WordPress administration items, move supported entries and create custom links, headings and separators.
Role & user targeting
Apply audience-specific Show, Hide Only and supported Restrict rules while keeping labels and ordering shared.
Toolbar customisation
Edit admin and frontend Toolbar hierarchy, labels, URLs, targets and visibility for different audiences.
Appearance controls
Customise sidebar, submenu, update-badge and Toolbar colours, plus admin accents and the WordPress Toolbar logo.
Plugin-list visibility
Cosmetically hide selected rows from Plugins → Installed Plugins for chosen roles or users without deactivating the plugin.
Backup & recovery
Export and restore Regal configuration, import supported Admin Menu Editor Pro data, reset customisations or bypass them using recovery mode.
Important access distinction
Visibility and permissions are deliberately treated as different things.
Hide Only, Toolbar hiding and Installed Plugins list hiding are cosmetic. They do not grant or remove WordPress capabilities. Hide and Restrict Access additionally denies exact matching registered administration routes; background, AJAX, REST, upload, update and settings-save endpoints remain outside that route restriction.
Try it on your site
Make wp-admin easier to use without pretending a hidden link is a permission system.
Use the 7-day trial to organise a real WordPress admin menu, test role and user views, and confirm the exact access behaviour you want before rolling it out.

