Home / Plugin: Admin Menu Editor / disable plugin in the frontend?
Hi, I used code profiler plugin to check what plugins were using the most time to load, and to my surprise it was the admin menu plugin … and on the frontend?!…
Why is the plugin loaded on the frontend when nobody is logged in?
Can you disable this? (because I only need it for the admin menu, in the backend)
gleysen.
Disabling it entirely is not as straightforward as one might expect, but in theory the plugin should have a fairly minimal impact when nobody is logged in. For example, most of the menu-related code shouldn’t even be running in that context.
Did the profiling plugin provide any details about which part of the code is taking the most time, like a specific function or a file?
wp-content/plugins/admin-menu-editor-pro/vendor/composer/ClassLoader.php took the longest
It looks like this is an issue specific to the Pro version – the free version doesn’t even have that file. Unfortunately, WordPress.org forum rules do not allow using these forums to provide support for paid plugins, so I can’t respond further here. Please use this contact form instead.
