While the plugin works great on single site installations, the multisite settings unfortunately do not show all available pages/options.
When on /wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=hide-admin-menu, admin settings pages which are added by other plugins or themes, are not shown in the overview and cannot be selected to be hidden.
The issue does not occur when I switch to a subsite and edit the ELU Hide Menu settings there.
We’re currently working on a multisite project where we need to activate a couple of plugins for all subsites. But we also need to control the available settings as we do not want to allow most of the users to change some of them.
I'm aware that the available plugins per subsite might differ and that not all edge cases can be covered. But imho the multisite settings of your plugin should tackle all network activated plugins (and themes) too.
How to reproduce:
Install a third party plugin (or theme) that adds a settings page to the WP admin (e.g. LiteSpeed Cache or Post STMP).
Compare the available options in the network settings of the ELU Hide Admin plugin on /wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=hide-admin-menu and the ones on a subsite on /wp-admin/admin.php?page=hide-admin-menu.
matthiasmoier
commented
5 years ago
While the plugin works great on single site installations, the multisite settings unfortunately do not show all available pages/options.
When on
/wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=hide-admin-menu, admin settings pages which are added by other plugins or themes, are not shown in the overview and cannot be selected to be hidden.The issue does not occur when I switch to a subsite and edit the ELU Hide Menu settings there.
We’re currently working on a multisite project where we need to activate a couple of plugins for all subsites. But we also need to control the available settings as we do not want to allow most of the users to change some of them.
I'm aware that the available plugins per subsite might differ and that not all edge cases can be covered. But imho the multisite settings of your plugin should tackle all network activated plugins (and themes) too.
How to reproduce:
/wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=hide-admin-menuand the ones on a subsite on/wp-admin/admin.php?page=hide-admin-menu.