AdminGrip

AdminGrip keeps menu organization in the existing WordPress admin sidebar.

Grab it. Move it. Done.

There is no separate menu editor and no settings screen.

1. Click Arrange Menu.
2. Drag a top-level menu item by its grip.
3. Drop it.
4. Click Done.

The order is autosaved for you only on that site. Reset it at any time.

AdminGrip does not rename, hide, reveal, or change permissions for menu items. Submenu ordering is not part of version 0.1.1.

Keyboard usage

Enter arrangement mode and focus a menu item’s grip button.

• Alt + Arrow Up moves the item one movable position up.
• Alt + Arrow Down moves the item one movable position down.

Keyboard moves use the same autosave path as drag and drop. WordPress accessibility announcements report movement and save results.

Data and uninstall

Reset clears the current user’s site-specific admingrip_menu_order preference.

Version 0.1.1 intentionally does not perform broad user-meta deletion during uninstall because safe multisite-wide cleanup would add disproportionate risk. Use Reset before uninstalling when preference cleanup is desired.

1. Upload the admingrip directory to /wp-content/plugins/.
2. Activate AdminGrip through the Plugins screen.
3. Use Arrange Menu near the bottom of the normal site admin sidebar.

1. 

   Arrange Menu is available directly in the existing WordPress admin sidebar.

2. 

   Arrangement mode adds a grip to each movable top-level menu item, with Done and Reset controls in the sidebar.

3. 

   AdminGrip autosaves the current user's reordered menu and reports the save state directly in the sidebar.

0.1.1

• Removed bundled translation catalogs and manual text-domain loading for WordPress.org language-pack delivery.

0.1.0

• Initial release with per-user, per-site top-level admin menu ordering.