Who can access this plugin	> Super Admin On a single site installation this is usually the same as the Administrator role. > Anyone with the "manage_options" capability By default only Administrators have this capability. > Only the current user Login: user_login; ?>, user ID: > Hide the "Admin Menu Editor" entry on the "Plugins" page from other users
Multisite settings	> Global — Use the same admin menu settings for all network sites. > Per-site — Use different admin menu settings for each site.
Interface	> Hide advanced menu options by default > Enable the "Hide (cosmetic)" toolbar button This button hides the selected menu item without making it inaccessible.
Editor colour scheme	> Blue and yellow > Modern > Grey
Show submenu icons	> Always > Only when manually selected > Never
New menu position	> Maintain relative order Attempts to put new items in the same relative positions as they would be in in the default admin menu. > Bottom Puts new items at the bottom of the admin menu.
Error verbosity level	> Low Shows a generic error message without any details. > Normal Shows a one or two sentence explanation. For example: "The current user doesn't have the "manage_options" capability that is required to access the "Settings" menu item." > Verbose Like "normal", but also includes a log of menu settings and permissions that caused the current menu to be hidden. Useful for debugging.
Debugging	> Show menu access checks performed by the plugin on every admin page This can help track down configuration problems and figure out why your menu permissions don't work the way they should. Note: It's not recommended to use this option on a live site as it can reveal information about your menu configuration.