Thank you for the suggestion! However, I can’t quite imagine what that would look like. Could you elaborate on how someone would use this feature if it existed?
I’ll show a usecase.
Currently I use the plugin for hiding all the infrequently used menu items to avoid clustering the admin interface.
But sometimes I need to access a menu item for a one-time task.
How I do that?
(1) open the Admin menu,
(2) unhide the the menu item I need to access,
(3) save to make the change availble
(4) access the menu I need
(5) work for a while
(6) open the Admin menu again
(7) hide the menu item again
It would be great if I just:
(1) open the Admin menu,
(2) access the menu item I need right from the Admin menu
As you can see, it can save a lot of time.
And I think you can add this feature in almost no time.
Thank you. I have added your suggestion to my notes.
For now, one alternative you could try is to copy/move all of the rarely used items to a new top level menu and then move that menu to the bottom of the list. It wouldn’t be very convenient as WordPress doesn’t support multi-level admin menus, but it could be faster than going to the menu editor every time.
