Simplify Elementor Dashboard for Clients

Agencies often struggle with Elementor because of overwhelming editor options. Here is how to fix it.

The Problem with Elementor for Clients

While Elementor is a powerful tool, it often presents too many options to the end-user. Clients logging in to manage their site are often overwhelmed by the sheer number of menu items and settings. This leads to:

• Confusion about where to go to perform simple tasks.
• "I broke the site" support tickets.
• A perception that WordPress is "clunky" or "hard to use".

The Manual Way (Hard)

You could try to use custom code in `functions.php` to hide these menus based on user roles. This requires maintaining code snippets, updating them when the plugin changes, and risking breaking the backend if you make a syntax error.

The Client Calm Way (Easy)

Restrict access to Elementor tools and settings. Let clients edit content, not break layouts.

With Client Calm, you just:

1. Install the plugin.
2. Go to the Menu Manager.
3. Toggle off the Elementor menus you want to hide.

It's that simple. No code, no maintenance.