How to Make WordPress Easier for Clients, Part 2: Hiding Menus. In part 1 of this series, we discovered how easy it is to simplify the WordPress interface for clients. In this article, I describe a technique for hiding unnecessary menus. Why would we want to do that? The fewer options your client has, the less you’ll need to explain, the less they’ll need to remember, and the less likely they’ll do something, er … unexpected. Before you add any code, I’d recommend you check your WordPress user roles. I’d also suggest you log in as that user and remove any unnecessary items using the Screen Options drop-down. Now make a note of the menus the client doesn’t need. OK, so let’s add a little code to your theme’s function.php file. There are two lines you should edit: $restrict (line 5) contains a comma-delimited list of menu items which will not be shown to any users — including adminstrators. I hope you and your clients find it useful. Contributing Editor.
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