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How to Customize the WordPress Admin Area WordPress is one of the best CMSs out there — if not the best (but of course, I’m biased because I’m a WordPress fanatic). It has loads of handy features that make site administration a breeze. WordPress is a publishing platform with a comment system, a GUI for creating, editing and managing posts and pages, handy built-in tools like the "Export" feature to back up your content, user roles and permissions, and more. But how much of these features do we really use? Though already simple and user-friendly by default, we might want to customize the WordPress Admin interface to make it even simpler and more manageable for our clients, our co-authors, and ourselves. Why Customize the WordPress Admin Interface? Lately, WordPress has reached phenomenally high usage rates. Here is the problem, though. The following image shows the default WordPress Dashboard — the first page you’ll see when you log into the Admin area. The Solution Luckily, WordPress has a solution. WordPress’s functions.php
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