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Package super-admin-all-sites-menu
Short Description For the super admin, replace WP Admin Bar My Sites menu with an All Sites menu.
License GPL-2.0-or-later
Homepage https://github.com/soderlind/super-admin-all-sites-menu
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Super Admin All Sites Menu
Replace the default My Sites menu in the WordPress Admin Bar with a fast, searchable All Sites menu — built for super admins managing large multisite networks.
Why?
The built-in My Sites menu has problems on large networks:
- It only lists sites where you are a local admin.
- It can't scroll past the viewport (open bug since 2010).
- It calls
switch_to_blog()for every site, which is slow.
This plugin fixes all three. Site data is fetched once via the REST API, cached in IndexedDB, and rendered client-side — so the menu loads instantly on subsequent visits.
Features
- Switch free, no
switch_to_blog()— reads site properties directly, avoiding the performance hit. - IndexedDB caching — menu data is stored locally and updated automatically when sites, blog names, or monitored plugins change.
- Incremental REST loading — fetches sites in batches (default 100) so the admin bar isn't blocked.
- Lists every subsite, not just sites you administer locally.
- Alphabetical sorting with a built-in search filter (appears when you have 20+ sites).
- Restricted Site Access indicator — sites running Restricted Site Access get a red icon.
- Extra quick-links per site: New Page, Users, Plugins, Settings; plus "Add New Site" under Network Admin.
Requirements
| Requirement | Minimum |
|---|---|
| WordPress | 5.6 (Multisite) |
| PHP | 8.0 |
| Browser | Any modern browser (no IE 11) |
Installation
WordPress.org
Install from wordpress.org/plugins/super-admin-all-sites-menu, then Network Activate.
Manual
- Download the latest release.
- Upload to
wp-content/plugins/and network activate.
Composer
Filters
All filters are optional. Add them to a plugin or your theme's functions.php.
all_sites_menu_order_by
Sort order. Accepts name (default), id, or url.
all_sites_menu_load_increments
Sites fetched per REST batch. Default 100.
all_sites_menu_plugin_trigger
Plugins whose (de)activation triggers an IndexedDB refresh. Default: [ 'restricted-site-access/restricted_site_access.php' ].
all_sites_menu_search_threshold
Minimum number of sites before the search field appears. Default 20.
all_sites_menu_force_refresh_expiration
Seconds between forced cache refreshes. Default 3600 (1 hour). Set to 0 to disable.
all_sites_menu_submenu_items
Customise the per-site submenu items. Add, remove, or reorder entries. Each item is an associative array with id, title, and href keys.
Parameters:
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
$items |
array |
Default submenu items (Dashboard, New Post, New Page, …, Visit). |
$blog_id |
int |
The numeric blog ID. |
$admin_url |
string |
The site admin URL, e.g. https://example.com/wp-admin. |
$site_url |
string |
The site frontend URL, e.g. https://example.com. |
Add an "Edit Site" link (network admin):
Remove "Manage Comments":
Demo
Try it in WordPress Playground (loads 50 subsites — may take a moment).
- Deactivate the plugin to see the default My Sites menu fail to scroll.
- Activate Restricted Site Access to see the red indicator icon.
How it works
The PHP revision acts as an opaque cache version. It is bumped whenever a site is added/deleted, a blog name changes, or a monitored plugin is (de)activated. On the client side, a mismatch triggers a full re-fetch; a match means the cached snapshot is used as-is.
IndexedDB storage
Development
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md.
Credits
- Dexie.js (Apache 2.0) — IndexedDB wrapper
- Submenu offset adjustment — zephyr7501
- Search field CSS — trepmal/my-sites-search
License
Copyright 2021 Per Soderlind. Licensed under the GNU General Public License v2 or later.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with the Extension. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
