Looking for a function that I can use to reorder the admin position of a 3rd party plugin, and that will still work once said plugin gets updated.
I'd like a function to simply move AIO webmaster from say position 6 to somewhere else — best would be to remove the position all together, and have it fall into default menu order!
In the meantime, I'm hacking the AIO webmaster code from:
public function aiow_premium_menupage() {
add_menu_page ( 'All in One Webmaster', 'AIO Webmaster', 'manage_options', 'aiow-premium', 'all_in_one_premium_webmaster_webmaster_page', plugins_url ( 'all-in-one-webmaster/images/favicon.ico' ), 6);
and removing the 6 position
public function aiow_premium_menupage() {
add_menu_page ( 'All in One Webmaster', 'AIO Webmaster', 'manage_options', 'aiow-premium', 'all_in_one_premium_webmaster_webmaster_page', plugins_url ( 'all-in-one-webmaster/images/favicon.ico' ), 6);
..obviously, this only lasts until the plugin gets updated.
Any overriding function ideas to make that change stick?
Looking for a function that I can use to reorder the admin position of a 3rd party plugin, and that will still work once said plugin gets updated.
I'd like a function to simply move AIO webmaster from say position 6 to somewhere else — best would be to remove the position all together, and have it fall into default menu order!
In the meantime, I'm hacking the AIO webmaster code from:
public function aiow_premium_menupage() {
add_menu_page ( 'All in One Webmaster', 'AIO Webmaster', 'manage_options', 'aiow-premium', 'all_in_one_premium_webmaster_webmaster_page', plugins_url ( 'all-in-one-webmaster/images/favicon.ico' ), 6);
and removing the 6 position
public function aiow_premium_menupage() {
add_menu_page ( 'All in One Webmaster', 'AIO Webmaster', 'manage_options', 'aiow-premium', 'all_in_one_premium_webmaster_webmaster_page', plugins_url ( 'all-in-one-webmaster/images/favicon.ico' ), 6);
..obviously, this only lasts until the plugin gets updated.
Any overriding function ideas to make that change stick?
Check if this solution (provided by @Syrehn) works: Reorder plugin items in the admin menu
Try taking just the name from the page admin link and see if it works. Something like this:
function custom_menu_order($menu_ord) {
if (!$menu_ord) return true;
return array(
'index.php', // Dashboard
'separator1', // First separator
'edit.php', // Posts
'pluginname2', // Take the name from the page menu admin.php?page=pluginname2
'upload.php', // Media
'edit.php?post_type=page', // Pages
'edit-comments.php', // Comments
'pluginname', // Take the name from the page menu admin.php?page=pluginname
);
}
add_filter('custom_menu_order', 'custom_menu_order'); // Activate custom_menu_order
add_filter('menu_order', 'custom_menu_order');
I would have made this a comment, but I can't do that yet.