How I can hide the settings button for an user in the navbar?

may i bump this?

/**
     * Boot method, called right before the request route.
     *
     * @return array
     */
    public function boot()
    {
        Event::listen('backend.menu.extendItems', function($navigationManager) {
            if (/* check if user can't see Settings menu */) {
                   $navigationManager->removeMainMenuItem('October.System', 'system');
            }
        });
    }

that did it! thank you VERY much

Sorry, noob question but where do I add this function?

Thanks!

In your plugin's Plugin.php class

What if I wanted to hide just the Customize themes sub menu alone? Any clue how I can achieve that?

Last updated 7 years ago

Yes, I'd also like to know how to remove specific sub-menus in the settings.

As an example, sometimes there are Plugins that don't ship with their own permissions, so their settings appear when any backend user clicks on their avatar and chooses "My account"

joseph.d said:

Yes, I'd also like to know how to remove specific sub-menus in the settings.

As an example, sometimes there are Plugins that don't ship with their own permissions, so their settings appear when any backend user clicks on their avatar and chooses "My account"

I have the same problem, any suggestion ?

Last updated 6 years ago

Are you willing to pay for a plugin to manage the backend menu items leo?

This is good. Where can you get a list of Backend Nav items?

I took a guess and swapped out the 'Settings' for 'Cms' to hide the CMS nav item from a type of user.

Last updated 6 years ago

mikoop28841 Don't do that to hide the CMS from a user, just disable the CMS-applicable permissions on their account.