

Visual drag & drop editor — reorder, rename, hide, and add custom menu items with icons.
WPG Dashboard Menu Manager is a visual admin menu editor for WordPress. It gives you full control of your admin sidebar without touching a line of code: your current menu loads into a drag-and-drop editor where you can reorder items, rename titles, hide anything you do not want, and add your own custom links with icons.
Every admin menu item can be allowed or denied per role and per individual user, so you can hand editors a shorter menu, keep a plugin’s settings page away from subscribers, or hide a single item from one specific user.
Drag any row to change the order of your admin menu, rename its title, swap its icon, or hide it from the sidebar. Hidden items keep working at their direct URL, so existing bookmarks and direct links do not break.
Every item carries its own Allow / Deny / Inherit rule. Inherit follows WordPress, Allow forces the item to stay visible, and Deny hides the item and blocks its direct URL for that role or user.
Pro add-on
WPG Dashboard Menu Manager Pro (separate plugin) adds configuration import & export, login redirects per role, plugin visibility per role, custom admin CSS, content permissions per role, and a menu styler. Learn more at https://wpguru.in/plugin-wpg-dashboard-menu-manager.html
How it works
Open the WPG Menu Manager page in your admin sidebar. The editor loads your current admin menu as a tree. Click any item to edit its properties on the right: title, icon, URL, target, visibility, and permissions. Drag rows to reorder them. Use the actor dropdown to preview exactly what a specific role or user will see.
Hide is visual: hidden items disappear from the sidebar but their direct URLs stay accessible. Use Deny in the permissions to actually block access.
This plugin connects to a third-party service only after you explicitly opt in.