Revolutionize your WordPress development with our innovative plugin role-based CSS customization feature. Seamlessly customize both the public frontend and admin backend (wp-admin) using a single CSS file, intelligently tailored to different user roles.
This powerful tool empowers developers to create unique style combinations for each user role, ensuring a personalized experience for administrators, editors, authors, contributors, subscribers, and even visitors/guests.
The simplicity of using one CSS file for both frontend and backend eliminates redundancy and enhances consistency in design. Efficiency meets flexibility as you effortlessly manage updates, bug fixes, and improvements through a centralized CSS file. Say goodbye to the hassle of duplicating efforts – our feature simplifies the development process, making it easy to maintain and adapt styles across your entire WordPress site.
👉 For the latest code development, planned enhancements, and known issues, visit our Github page. 👈
Features
- Administrator custom style view
- Editor custom style view
- Author custom style view
- Contributor custom style view
- Subscriber custom style view
- Including Visitor/Guest custom style view style.
- Disable Gutenberg style
- Disable the meta generator.
- Remove “WordPress” from the title on any case scenario and on all available Site languages inside WordPress settings.
To test our plugin with different user roles and WordPress basic user types, we’ve integrated it seamlessly with independent and widely-used WordPress plugins, each having its set of user roles. For any new features and coming versions of the plugin before release, we test with the next popular plugins like those is WooCommerce, Loco Translate, Yoast SEO, YITH WooCommerce Affiliates, and WP Job Manager.
If you have any suggestions for additional plugins or want to discuss compatibility with a specific plugin, please share your thoughts in our support topic. We welcome your input and are eager to ensure compatibility with a wide range of plugins.
