MM Dashboard Customizer Plugin

A (really) easy/simple plugin that allows multiple dashboard customization options including: Login page, Dashboard widgets, Header (top bar), Footer (bottom bar), general options…

This plugin was developed with simplicity in mind, thus offers the ability to customize/alter several WordPress dashboard components including:

Wp-login.php login page options

• Uploading custom login page logo
• Uploading custom background page image
• Setting custom login page background color
• Setting custom login/register buttons color
• Adding custom login message
• Setting custom text color for all login page texts
• Setting custom login logo link
• Setting custom login logo link title

General options

• Remove help tab
• Remove screen options tab

Widgets options

• Remove “Welcome to WordPress!” widget
• Remove “At a glance” widget
• Remove “Recent Activity” widget
• Remove “Recent Drafts” widget
• Remove “Quick Draft” widget
• Remove “WordPress Events and News” widget
• Remove “Plugins Activity” widget

Header (Top Bar) options

• Remove wp logo from top bar
• Remove comments and edit buttons from top bar
• Remove + New button from top bar
• Change howdy text to any custom text

Footer (Bottom Bar) options

• Disable Thank you for creating with WordPress text
• Change Thank you for creating with WordPress text to any custom text
• Disable WordPress version text

1. Upload mm-dashboard-customizer to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Check the sharing buttons in the default posts page as well as the custom posts pages
4. Go to the plugin settings page to customize specific options

1. 

   Plugin login page options

2. 

   Plugin general options

3. 

   Plugin widget options

4. 

   Plugin header (Top Bar) options

5. 

   Plugin footer (Bottom Bar) options

6. 

   Plugin reset settings options

Installation Instructions

1. Upload mm-dashboard-customizer to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Check the sharing buttons in the default posts page as well as the custom posts pages
4. Go to the plugin settings page to customize specific options

1.0

• Initial release

1.1

• Fixing Howdy text hook on frontend