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  • Plugin Author Northern Beaches Websites

    (@northernbeacheswebsites)

    Hi @pearlpepper,

    This issue has been raised before. This is how the plugin is expected and designed to work. Some people temporarily deactivate plugins and then reactivate them for various reasons and don’t want to have to redo parts of their custom menu again for a temporary deactivation.

    So if you no longer need a plugin anymore, just delete it from the custom menu. Thanks,

    Thread Starter pearlpepper

    (@pearlpepper)

    If yes, the plugin should not be removed from the menu, but if the plugin is removed, it is saved in the menu. Is that okay too?

    And there is no menu item delete button in your plugin. It can only be made invisible.
    https://yadi.sk/i/2v4sOUrAM4zeLQ

    Plugin Author Northern Beaches Websites

    (@northernbeacheswebsites)

    Hi @pearlpepper,

    I suppose that could be an option, however one thing you need to understand is that what you are asking is actually technically hard because when menu items are created our plugin doesn’t know what plugin actually is responsible for the menu item. Our plugin kind of parses the menu as it’s available to us and it doesn’t know how the menu items got there in the first place.

    So yes, perhaps ideally, what you said would be the ideal option, but I just don’t know how to program that.

    You are right you can’t delete items from the menu – the reason being is the liability in support issues that would be raised if someone deletes critical menu items and can’t get back to things. If you really want to delete an item you can but you need some technical ability. You need open up your browser inspector and delete the menu item from the settings page and this will delete it from the menu. Thanks,

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