How to Create Custom Admin Page in WordPress?

Here’s how to create a custom admin page in WordPress using WP Adminify.

Step 1: How to Enable the Custom Admin Page Feature

First, go to the following path: WP Adminify > Productivity

Now, find the setting labeled as “Admin Pages” and enable it.

A new menu item labeled “Admin Pages” will appear under the WP Adminify menu.

Step 2: Save the Settings

Don’t forget to click the Save Changes button to apply your settings.

Step 3: How to Access the Admin Pages Section

To access the admin page section, go to:
WP Adminify > Admin Pages

Here you can create, modify, and delete your custom admin pages.

Step 4: How to Create a Custom Admin Page

Click the “Add New Post” button, to create a custom admin page.
You can create custom admin page using:

• The default Gutenberg editor
• Any page builders

Step 5: How to Configure Menu Attributes

Go to editor settings from the right, and go to “Admin Page” settings. 

You’ll see the Menu Attributes section. Here you can customize:

• Menu Type: A dropdown to select between top level menu or a submenu.
• Menu Order: You can change the menu position in the left sidebar.
• Icon: Add a menu icon beside the label.

Step 6: How to Adjust Display Options

You can also adjust display options. You’ll find the settings at the bottom of the editor.

In the “Enable/Disable” option, you’ll see the following options with checkboxes to control the page display:

• Remove Page Title: Remove page title from your created custom admin page.
• Remove Page Margin: Remove default page margin from custom admin page.
• Remove Admin Notices: Hides admin notices from custom admin page

Step 7: Assign the Page to User Roles

In the User Roles section, select which roles can access this admin page. You’ll see a dropdown in “Allow users to access this page” settings to select your desired roles.

Step 8: How to Add Custom CSS and JavaScript

Select the “Custom CSS/JS” option.

You’ll see a toggle button for CSS and JS. And under each, you’ll see a custom field to add your codes.

Step 9: Publish the Page

After you’re done with your admin page creation and other settings, click the publish button to make it live.