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supportHi, can we have a toggle to hide this newly added shortcut hint (Ctrl/Cmd+K) in the admin bar? Unnecessary space eater right there. There could be two options, one would be to completely hide the whole <li> item, and the second could be to keep the search icon but get rid of the text. Would clean up the admin bar. This topic was modified 1 week, 4 days ago by Jit .
Thanks for the suggestion. I feel like this would be a good addition. I can’t promise if or when I might get to adding this, but I’ll make a note about it!
Thanks, will keep an eye out 👀
@hyperjit (and other awesome folks), Here’s a TEMPORARY workaround, for those that don’t want it to show up. Need to add to your WP Admin CSS file (might have to be via a plugin or via a separate CSS file within a child theme)… /*** * Hiding, but not disabling the new CTRL +K feature on the WP Admin bar... */ #wp-admin-bar-command-palette { display: none; } This only hides it from the bar at the top. It does not disable the actual functionality (intentionally done this way). Again, just a temp work-around until the WP Devs make this a toggleable option (please consider doing this as a sidewide option, but overridable via individual user profile edit/option). Thanks! This reply was modified 9 hours, 9 minutes ago by Douglas "BearlyDoug" Hazard .
Hey, thanks @bearlydoug . Currently using this exact workaround. Cosmetically hiding it with CSS via functions.php. If anyone else has the same irk, your reply would be helpful. Cheers!
Thanks for the suggestion. I feel like this would be a good addition. I can’t promise if or when I might get to adding this, but I’ll make a note about it!
Thanks, will keep an eye out 👀
@hyperjit (and other awesome folks), Here’s a TEMPORARY workaround, for those that don’t want it to show up. Need to add to your WP Admin CSS file (might have to be via a plugin or via a separate CSS file within a child theme)… /*** * Hiding, but not disabling the new CTRL +K feature on the WP Admin bar... */ #wp-admin-bar-command-palette { display: none; } This only hides it from the bar at the top. It does not disable the actual functionality (intentionally done this way). Again, just a temp work-around until the WP Devs make this a toggleable option (please consider doing this as a sidewide option, but overridable via individual user profile edit/option). Thanks! This reply was modified 9 hours, 9 minutes ago by Douglas "BearlyDoug" Hazard .
Hey, thanks @bearlydoug . Currently using this exact workaround. Cosmetically hiding it with CSS via functions.php. If anyone else has the same irk, your reply would be helpful. Cheers!