hi Eli,
I'm just starting with your plugin, very useful, thanks!
One thing, though.
I already have too many items in the top level of the admin menu.
And actually your plugin only needs one link, as the sub-menu Readme&Licence could have its content in the very settings page.
I know that, for marketing purposes, it's much better to be at the first level and have your custom icon and all.
But IMHO the first level should be reserved to menus with lots of options for populating the sub-menu.
best regards,
Rodolfo
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/spostarbust/
First let me say "Thanks for your continued feedback". It's nice to know what people think of my Plugins and always good to hear other's ideas for improvement.
I have already combined the sub-menus for my future release and now, do in part to your suggestions, I am looking at adding in Menu Customization too.
I hear and understand you main issue of Main Menu Over Crowding and one of my main issues with installing a new plugin is "Now where did they put it?". However I agree with you point and believe that personalization and customization are most important.
In the mean time I think you would love this Plugin written by whiteshadow called Admin Menu Editor. I think it would really help you with your menu issue. Here is the link:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/admin-menu-editor/
hi, thanks for your feedback too, it's quite nice when one knows that the plugin author is around and answering questions :)
I normally use Adminimize for customizing the admin menu, but this plugin AME seems very interesting, thanks for the tip
I thought you (and maybe others) might like to know: My latest version now has the ability to customize the location of the Menu Item. You can now move it to the bottom or even nest it inside the Posts menu group. I have also remove the menu item to display the readme and licence file and tucked those into the settings page.
Eli