David Decker

Yes, we have the same question as we use the plugin on various business and client sites.
Thanks in advance!

@and_or
Thank you for the info, I will look into it and release a fix update as soon as possible.

Obviously there were some changes in Mailpoet 3 that cause this error.

@designserve
Hi, and thanks for your great feedback!
I am really sorry for the delay on my behalf. Your message was/is already noted and really not forgotten!

However, the actual topic is not so easy to solve. I will revisit this whole “beast” with Multisite in 2020 when I will release a Multisite Add-On for Toolbar Extras and therefore need to have a look again. — If I will be able to improve the Multiste compatibility with Elementor and sub sites before the Add-On release I will do so, of course!

Also for Avada I will try to add Theme support in early 2020. So this should bring additional improvements for you and other Avada users as well.

Thanks a lot!
–Dave ??

@theshae
Hi, and thanks for your awesome feedback!
Sorry for the delay on my behalf.

I guess I understand well what you mean: Last year I was like, I do not want to add such things and leave it to other plugins. But based on my own experiences and some user feedback I changed my mind a bit on this and are planning to add some OPTIONAL “listing” features.

That means adding a new optional top-level domain for Elementor Templates and Pages (regular WordPress pages). You will get settings for how many items are listed and which status (published, draft etc.) This will help users like you to make an even better workflow and user experiences – at least I hope so.

In the meantime you can use another plugin which already has a great “listing feature” – it’s called “Admin Page Spider” and works well with Toolbar Extras: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/admin-page-spider/
–> This plugin also has a Pro Version available, very cheap, and important, with great Elementor Template support!

Please note: the new feature for Toolbar Extras is slated for the first quarter of 2020. It is already noted in my internal roadmap/development planning journal.
Therefore I mark this issue as “resolved” for now to keep things organized. — But please feel free to add more feedback if needed, very welcome, hehe ??

Thanks, Dave ??

@seowebmx
Thanks so much for your kind words, I love it ??

@godsdoctor
Hi, and thanks for your awesome review, really appreciate it!
Awesome, to use with Admin Page Spider (Pro) – makes total sense and I do the same ??

@box160
Thanks again for your great review, really love it ??

@wiwid2015
Hi, thanks for your review! ??

@brinkley
Thank you for your review and the kind words, really appreciate it! ??

@finde
Thanks for your review!

@coreherb37
Hi, and thanks for your review! ??

@jurgenwauters
Hi and thanks for your feedback!
Normally the restriction should only be for the special Admin Menu which is for Super Admins — and not for all menus.

I will look into this.

You can help me in verifying the case:
(1)
– create a new menu, assign to the menu location “Multisite Toolbar Menu”
– then test if normal Admins can edit that menu (normally they cannot, but only for this menu)

(2)
– create another new menu, do assign to any other location or no location
– can normal admins edit this menu or not? (they should be able to edit normally)

Thanks, Dave ??

@littlepeople
Thank you!

@bokwenic
Thanks so much! ??

@blairw
Awesome, it was made for that especially! ??