The WordPress top bar (also known as the admin bar) appears at the top of the screen for all logged-in users by default. While it’s helpful for admins and editors, you may want to hide it for subscribers or non-admin users to provide a cleaner front-end experience.

Here’s how you can do it easily:

✅ Option 1: Using Code (Recommended for Developers)

You can hide the admin bar for all users except administrators by adding the following code to your theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin:

add_filter('show_admin_bar', function() {
return current_user_can('administrator');
});

🔒 This ensures:

• Admins will still see the bar
• Subscribers, authors, editors won’t

✅ Option 2: Plugin Method (No Coding)

If you’re not comfortable editing code, you can use a plugin like:

🔹 Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles
🔹 WP Adminify
🔹 Adminimize

Just install the plugin, go to settings, and choose which user roles should not see the admin bar.

✅ Option 3: Manual (Per User)

Users can individually disable the admin bar from their profile:

1. Go to Users → All Users
2. Click on a user
3. Uncheck “Show Toolbar when viewing site”
4. Save

👉 This is manual and not ideal for large sites.

🧠 Why Hide the Admin Bar?

• Cleaner front-end for subscribers/customers
• Better UX for membership or WooCommerce sites
• Prevents unnecessary access to dashboard links

🔐 For WooCommerce or Membership Sites:

If you’re running a store or membership site, hiding the admin bar can make the user area look more professional and reduce confusion.

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