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Is there a way to hide the menu item that plugins add to the control panel menu? As seen in the picture below, I do not need the "DashCols" link in my main menu, but would like to keep the plugin installed. enter image description here

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I just added a setting called "Undercover mode" to DashCols. In Undercover mode, DashCols will keep running, though the plugin's CP section will be inaccessible/hidden, and layout editing will be disabled for all users – including those having access to the plugin via permission settings.

Download v. 1.1.4 from GitHub

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If you're looking for a more robust and easy-to-use solution, have a look at the CPNav plugin, which allows you to re-order, rename and hide menu items.

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Option 1) Contact the plugin developer and ask them to make it an optional setting.

Option 2) Use a plugin like this to hide it via CSS.

Option 3) Plugins with a CP panel have a permission in the user group permission settings under 'allow cp access' to allow access to the plugin's cp page. You could turn this off for your user group.

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  • Option 3) plugins with a CP panel, have a permission in the user permission settings under 'allow cp access' to allow access to the plugin's cp page. You could turn this off for your user group. Commented Feb 12, 2015 at 18:19
  • Good one... you should edit the answer. :)
    – Brad Bell
    Commented Feb 12, 2015 at 18:22
  • This is a great answer! I chose the other one since it solved my immediate problem.
    – Adam
    Commented Feb 15, 2015 at 1:54

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