Hello. Currently, my client only needs some of functionality your theme provides. To simplify the back end, I would like to disable the custom post types we will not be using, or hide them from the admin dashboard menu so the client is not confused by them. How can this be done?
The custom types we want to disable or hide are:
Galleries
Portfolios
Teams
Clients
News
NivoSlider
If disabling any of these elements is not possible, please let me know hoe I can hide them from appearing in the admin menu.
Thanks for your reply. I tried implementing the code as you instructed but this did not work to remove the menu items from the admin dashboard menu. I am providing login info so you can login as an admin and see why the custom code you provided is not working on our website.
Hello. Currently, my client only needs some of functionality your theme provides. To simplify the back end, I would like to disable the custom post types we will not be using, or hide them from the admin dashboard menu so the client is not confused by them. How can this be done?
The custom types we want to disable or hide are:
If disabling any of these elements is not possible, please let me know hoe I can hide them from appearing in the admin menu.
Thanks!
HI!
pls. use following css (screen 1435):
/*for example*/ #menu-posts-thegem_gallery{ display:none !important; }If you’re happy with our theme, please rate us with 5 stars on Themeforest. It keeps us motivated! (How to rate).
Regards Sergio Codex.
Hello Sergio.
Thanks for your reply. I tried implementing the code as you instructed but this did not work to remove the menu items from the admin dashboard menu. I am providing login info so you can login as an admin and see why the custom code you provided is not working on our website.
Site URL: http://s702609308.onlinehome.us
USER: support
pass: 123Codex
Thanks for your assistance!!! Besides this issue, its a wonderful theme! Kudos!
HI,
try to add this code in /wp-content/themes/thegem/css/thegem-admin.css
If you’re happy with our theme, please rate us with 5 stars on Themeforest. It keeps us motivated! (How to rate).
Regards Sergio Codex.
you did not include a code snippet in this reply. I will try adding the code you gave in a previous reply to the CSS file you specified.
Hi,
yes, this code
/*for example*/ #menu-posts-thegem_gallery{ display:none !important; }If you’re happy with our theme, please rate us with 5 stars on Themeforest. It keeps us motivated! (How to rate).
Regards Sergio Codex.