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Download GPL WP Admin Pages PRO 1.8.5 - Admin Pages the way you want!
- Includes all advanced features
- Using the GNU GPL license (key)
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- 24/7 pre and post sales support
- Available on unlimited domains
- Includes 2 years of free updates
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As the name suggests, WP Admin Pages Pro helps you add new pages to the WordPress admin dashboard.
To design these pages, you have a few options.
First off, you can use the default WordPress editor.
You can also choose from a few different page builders, including:
- Elementor
- Beaver Builder
- Brizy
- Oxygen
These work by choosing a template from the page builder.
Or, you can also use an HTML editor or embed an external link inside an iframe (or just link people to the external page).
For each page, you can control exactly where to put it. You can add it as a new top-level menu item or as a sub-menu item to an existing menu. Or, you can also replace an existing menu page, or append your custom content above or below an existing page.
For example, you could replace the default Dashboard page with your own custom dashboard page.
If you don’t want to create a full page, you can also create a custom dashboard widget instead.
You can also choose to only make your dashboard page available to specific WordPress user roles or even specific WordPress user accounts. And you get the option to bring in your own custom CSS and JavaScript as well.
