This other bar contains access to almost all the content that is managed in the WordPress installation.
From the management of Entry, Pages, Comments or multimedia content, through the Personalization of the theme and other global configurations of the installation.
In addition, the accesses to plugins installed after the initial installation of WordPress will be shown, being able to display second and third level menus to access specific functions of some of the installed plugins.
Depending on the user role with which /wp-admin or /wp-login.php is accessed, the left menu of the WordPress dashboard will present more or less elements that the corresponding user can access to manage the web.
An Administrator user will see the total of menus of any level and other functionalities available in the dashboard, as long as they have not been disabled with a plugin specifically designed for it; while a user with the role of Subscriber (normal registered user) will only see in said menu the accesses to her Profile to configure it or modify data and some other option that the administrator may have enabled through a specific profile or role management plugin .
The menu bar in desktop installations shows at the bottom, on the left, the option “Close menu” to expand or collapse the menu, that is, iconify it and thus free up horizontal space on the screen.
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