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Here we are – this is inline styling but you could link to a stylesheet.

function menu_child_hide() {
  echo '<style>
#adminmenu .menu-child-hide .wp-submenu li.wp-first-item a.wp-first-item {
display:none !important;
}
  </style>';
}

I added the .menu-child-hide class in the parent, and so it wouldn’t link to it’s own page, I inserted # into the URL.

Thanks.

The target none idea makes sense.

As for the hiding of the child itme, would it be possible to have a checkbox in the child item which is linked to a css rule inside the plugin, i.e. if the checkbox is checked, then that particular item will be display:none.

Looking at developer tools the style is #adminmenu .wp-submenu li.wp-first-item a.wp-first-item

Cheers.

Do you know what – I was thinking the very same thing 🙂

Cheers.

Just found this great plugin and though it works, the UI is a little messed up as described above. It just a little css to put it right by using percentages instead of pixels – I can have a play – how do I post css/code changes to plugins?

Hiya – this issues isn’t yet resolved. I’m having the very same problem when creating or editing a post type and taxonomies with version 1.3.1 using WP 3.5.2, Headway 3.5.5 and the following plugins:

Co-Authors Plus
Default Thumbnail Plus
Events Manager
Installer
ShortCodes UI
Types – Complete Solution for Custom Fields and Types
Ultimate Coming Soon Page
Wordfence Security
WordPress SEO
WP Views

Thanks.