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JDM Frontend Admin Buttons

JDM Frontend Admin Buttons is a lightweight WordPress plugin that hides the default Admin Bar and replaces it with out of the way, contextually-aware, floating buttons for basic admin tasks.

JDM Frontend Admin Buttons

Description

The WordPress admin bar gets in the way of basic frontend management of your WordPress site—esspecially if you have a fixed main navigation. This simple and VERY light-weight plugin offers floating buttons that are contextually-aware and fixed to one side so they're out of the way.

A few goals we had in making this plugin:

  • Keep it free and feature-rich
  • Keep it simple
  • Must be SUPER lightweight (we hate plugin bloat)
  • Build for developers and noobs alike

Installation

This plugin is not, yet, avaliable on the WordPress repo. To install it, you'll need to use the GitHub Updater plugin for automatic updates. Of course, you could just install/upgrade it manually using FTP, but that's boring.

  1. Install the plugin, and the updater - tutorial here for using GitHub Updater
  2. Activate the plugin
  3. That's it! Seriously.

There's no settings page. It does all the feature and role detection work for you.

Changelog

1.4

  • Remove jQuery dependancy
  • Update Bootstrap detection because BS v5 has no icons included in it
  • Bug fixes

1.3

  • Add detection for page as posts listing
  • Bug fixes

1.2

  • Add better support for different access roles
  • Add tiny font-icon suite if none already found
  • Update README

1.1

  • Fix possible function conflicts
  • Version Bump

1.0

  • Production-Ready
  • Several Bug Fixes
  • Better Touch-enabled Device Support
  • Version Bump

0.9

  • Updated CSS, JS

0.8

  • new customizer link added
  • version Bump

0.7

  • Test if Bootstrap enqueued
  • jdm-fab.css file updated
  • add support for genericons and fontawesome
  • Version Bump

0.6

  • First well-tested version
  • version Bump
  • GitHub release created

0.5

  • Enabled GitHub Updater
  • Small edits to source code and readme file(s)

0.2

  • Reusable plugin created.
  • Version updated.

0.1

  • Initial Release.