Hi,
A while ago, I asked in the WordPress Forums how to remove 'Forum Dashboard' from my top admin bar, and got the reply:
Add this to your functions.php - remove_action('admin_bar_menu', 'wpforo_add_adminbar_links', 999);
This little snippet was a godsend, until a few weeks ago when it stopped working.
Even worse now (according to the staff at Perfmatters) it is adding 10 seconds loading time throughout the admin section, and 2-3 seconds loading time on the front-end due to those silly little emojis that are now loaded inside 'Forum Dashboard', meaning that I now have to 'allow emojis' rather than 'disable emojis', which is the way that I usually work.
So the obvious question that I'm asking here is:
How do I permanently remove 'Forum Dashboard' from my top admin bar now that the above script has stopped working?
Hi @deeveearr
try (functions.php)
add_action( 'admin_bar_menu', function($wp_admin_bar) {
$wp_admin_bar->remove_node('wpf-community');
}, PHP_INT_MAX );
or this CSS Code
#wp-admin-bar-wpf-community {
display: none;
}
visit my wpForo Community > Tutrix.de
with lots of customization & modification, e.g. hover cards, topic/post preview on mouseover, chatbox and much more...
I've already tried hiding it with CSS, but that's not getting rid of it.
The functions.php snippet from above seems to do the trick, thank you so much!
