You’ll have to add custom code like this
function custom_admin_css_for_admin_menu() {
echo '<style>
#adminmenu,
#adminmenu .wp-submenu,
#adminmenuback,
#adminmenuwrap {
width: 200px;
}
#wpcontent,
#wpfooter {
margin-left: 200px;
}
#adminmenu .wp-submenu{
left: 200px;
}
</style>';
}
add_action( 'admin_head', 'custom_admin_css_for_admin_menu' );
Hi Mike,
Are you wanting to increase or decrease its size?
If you would like to increase the width, you could use the Wider Admin Menu plugin.
If you would like to make it smaller, right at the bottom of the menu, there is a link to collapse the menu.
Hope this helps
Jamie
Attn To “Vijay Hardaha”: You wrote that I have to add the custom code… hmm, where please? I guess in the “wp-admin\css” folder? If yes in what file I have to add it? Would you please tell it to me?
Thank you so much for your help 🙂
Mike
Attn To “jamiehlake”:
Jamie,
I want to increase the size. Oh, the link you send, ist exactly what I neede. Thank you sooo much…
Mike
Oh and BTW:
Just a side note: I’m from the VBulletin community and I have been more than 10 years over there. Since VBulletin was was no longer developed in version 4.x (IMO it was simply the best version ever!!!) I decided to leave.
2 days ago I started to familiarize myself with wordpress. But I notice that VBulletin is much easier to use the settings and configuration than in WordPress. But I’ll give WordPress a chance. Yep…
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