• Resolved denisgomesfranco

    (@denisgomesfranco)


    Elementor adds quite a bit of links and buttons to promote their AI features in some parts of the dashboard. Two of them are “Edit with Elementor AI” besides the “Edit image” button in the media library, and “Unify with Elementor AI” in the images section in WooCommerce when editing a product.

    There is a setting in the user profile that disables Elementor AI features but this applies only to the current user, that is, each user has to separately disable this feature if they don’t want to use it. So my suggestion for further cleanup of the dashboard is to add a toggle in ASE to disable these unwanted features.

    It can be achieved via the following code snippet:

    add_filter( 'get_user_option_elementor_enable_ai', '__return_zero' );

    And I found out there is also another plugin that does this, plus it disables AI features in some other plugins: https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-ai/

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  • Plugin Author Bowo

    (@qriouslad)

    @denisgomesfranco thanks for the suggestion. ASE’s primary goal is to enhance / modify WordPress core, not other plugins. I suggest using the Custom Admin CSS module for this, which should apply to all users when viewing the wp-admin.

    Thread Starter denisgomesfranco

    (@denisgomesfranco)

    I see. That’s okay, and thanks for such a great plugin!

    Plugin Author Bowo

    (@qriouslad)

    @denisgomesfranco thanks for your understanding and kind words. 🙂

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