kingscrown

Thank you, but are you saying that if “admin panel” was not the first submenu item, but instead the second, that would change how the site names are linked? In that case I want to change how they are ordered. Can you tell me how to do this? I find it very illogical that when a user clicks on the site name, they get the admin panel and not the home page. The only time I want users to go there is when they actually click on the submenu item that says “admin panel”.

On another note, it seems that WordPress is a little to eager to send users to the admin panel at any time. By default users are sent there when logging in – instead of the actual home page. I’m pretty sure that most website visitors are more interested in the site content than the admin panel. When you login to Facebook, you are sent to your Facebook page. When you login to Netflix, you are sent to your movies and shows. But when you login to a site that is built in WordPress, you get an admin panel instead of the site content. I’ve found that this is confusing for users, but I have a plugin that takes care of the login issue, so this was just a side note.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by kingscrown.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by kingscrown.