Yakti-R

Yes, this is beyond the scope of this plugin, since it main focus is on rebranding the WP admin. However, the plugin does provide a custom css field, where you can add your own css to hide certain elements.

For your menu editing needs, however, I suggest you take a look at Admin Menu Editor. It provides the option to rearrange, hide, edit and add menu items, both for all users or based on their role.

For the bloat added by Yoast SEO, you could have a look at SO Clean Up WP SEO, although that doesn’t have support for different user roles. You could also dive into Adminimze, which is a bit more complicated, but offers a lot of options to hide certain elements for certain user roles.

Please update to the new version. This should fix the deprecated constructor.

Thanks, I’ll look into it.

Yes, you can still download it, but it very looks like it has been abandoned. I wouldn’t advise continue using it. Even if it isn’t giving any problems for you now (it was for me), there is a good change it will in the future with new Woocommerce releases.

I myself switched to Booster for Woocommerce. It doesn’t have everything that PGSK had to offer, but does a good job with most of it.

How about some plain css?
In the admin bar:
.yoast-issue-counter {display: none;}

In the menu:
#toplevel_page_wpseo_dashboard .update-plugins {display: none;}

I just replied in the internal support. They were asking for access to the site, but unfortunately, I can’t provide them access, since it is a live site of a client. Also, as I already said, the problem has been solved. Just the strange thing (at least to me) that only one post was affected by it.

@frank: if you think this is more of an ‘issue’ with Autoptimze, I’ll be happy to send you the public link to the site (as I provided to supsystic as well). Maybe you can see something different between the post that was affected and those that weren’t. But again, the problem itself is not visible anymore, since it was solved by disabling the javascript being pushed into the header.

Well, you might like the latest changes. They’ve switched to unlimited backup storage, although be it at the costs of the number of backups that are kept (now at 10, divided over daily, weekly and monthly backups).

Although I don’t need help myself, since I solved the problem, I reported it through the link you’ve provided. Reason for reporting is because of the strange behaviour that only one post was affected, where I would expect all pages/posts to be affected.

I’ve changed my rating accordingly. Thanks for fixing it.

I’ll definitely do that, as soon as the version number is bumped to trigger the update. You’ve used version 0.2.1 twice ??

It is fixed in the new version. Thanks!

I don’t know if you ever solved this issue, but for anyone who might find this post in the future, your styles are probably overruled by the colors set in the theme customizer.

Thanks for the quick reply.

I’m using the latest version of WordPress with the latest version of the plugin.

What I am doing is setting the option “Align buttons on content page” to “Center” and I save the changes. All is fine. Than if I leave the settings page and return to it, the option selected is “Left”. So, if I make a change to another setting and forget to again select “Center”, it will save the option to “Left”.

You can find the screenshot of the main tab here.

The site is currently on a server that is running an older version of PHP. I don’t know if that might be related?

Digging a bit further shows it is indeed a conflict with another plugin, which I recently switched to but forgot about it. The conflict is with Booster for WooCommerce.

The short answer: yes, you can move the InfiniteWP panel to another domain without problems.
If you want to know more details about the migration process, I suggest you open up a support ticket with the InfiniteWP support.