Admin theme

Hi @auditt,

Thank you for the kind words!

Eventually, the goal is to redesign more of the admin to make it ecommerce focused, just like Energy+. Right now, we’re focusing on the orders to get the design right and working well.

Yes, soon we’ll have a roadmap! I’ll share a link to the roadmap tomorrow.

Let me know if you have any other feature requests. I’ll be happy to add them to the roadmap as well.

JC
Creator of Dashify

Hey @auditt, here it is! getdashify.com/roadmap

I will update this page regularly with what’s coming up.

I also wanted to add that I have used the Energy+ theme myself, and I really liked how it made the order/product/customer search bar available at all times, and showed pictures of the items in the order list, just to name a few. If you have anything specific from there that you liked, let me know and I could make that functionality available in Dashify faster.

Hello

I have installed your plugin Dashify, but nothing is displayed, neither in the left menu nor in the WordPress dashboard. Do you have an installation guide or support?

I use Woodmart as my Frontend WordPress theme

Thank You

Hi @imedz — after installing and activating Dashify, you should see styling changes on the order list and order edit pages only. It will not add anything to the menu. As for other pages, in the future we will redesign those as well, mostly taking inspiration from Shopify to start with.

If those pages look the same, one thing to check would be the Screen Options at the top. After opening it, you’ll want to make sure that “Use Dashify” is checked.

The frontend theme should not affect Dashify.

Let me know if this helped or if you need further clarification.

@auditt — a quick update on the plans for styling the whole dashboard. I’ve decided to redesign the rest of the dashboard in the following steps:

• Add a global WooCommerce search in the top bar of the WordPress admin, and restyle that area of the navigation as needed to fit the search. It will at first search only orders, but will later search across products, settings, etc.
• Restyle the rest of the navigation, specifically the WordPress admin sidebar. More of the WooCommerce menus will be made more prominent, with the goal of one-click access to the most important areas of WooCommerce.
• Restyle the remaining pages apart from the orders.

The roadmap on the website will be updated accordingly!

@imedz — I assume that you figured out the issue, but if not, please feel free to open another thread or comment here.

I’ll close this thread for now since the original question has been addressed. Thanks!