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review · 4 starsI’ve been looking for something exactly like this for a long time, an interface clean, that doesn’t make you feel suffocated while manage your website. This plugin achieves that perfectly. The only improvement I could suggest would be to some options to make it closer to a WP White label version.
What kind of features would you like to see that can more fully white label WordPress for you and your clients?
Hello Bob! By White labeling I mean, Features that allow to create a “custom admin area”, beyond the colors. As example – Enable, disable features according to the profile (admins, editors, subscribers, etc) – Replace the WordPress logo by the end user’s (branding). Something that allows me to customize an interface for the end user to fit their needs and let them find “only what they are going to use” at the time i help them feel on their own platform and not a third one!. As example, If I make a website for a communitarian group (church, boy-scouts), things of this kind, were they only want to post new information and they not a clue about security or CMS configuration, I would like to have for them only the possibility to write post, upload photos/videos and moderate comments, without the need to see pages, updates, dashboard. The closest to that is this other Plugin which combined to your is a nice way to achieve exactly that. https://wordpress.org/plugins/white-label-cms/
Grisales, I’m torn between wanting to do too much and keeping this as a plugin that can work alongside other plugins already developed to customize/whitelabel the admin interface. Most of what you mentioned can be done with https://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-menu-editor/ . As for the logo on the login page – I fully intend on offering that as an option. Down the road I’d like to be able to customize individual elements of the admin interface to fine-tune and tweak it to fit exactly what you’d like to for the website you’ve installed it on. I’m slammed with client work right now but have been making plans for a substantial upgrade to the plugin.
What kind of features would you like to see that can more fully white label WordPress for you and your clients?
Hello Bob! By White labeling I mean, Features that allow to create a “custom admin area”, beyond the colors. As example – Enable, disable features according to the profile (admins, editors, subscribers, etc) – Replace the WordPress logo by the end user’s (branding). Something that allows me to customize an interface for the end user to fit their needs and let them find “only what they are going to use” at the time i help them feel on their own platform and not a third one!. As example, If I make a website for a communitarian group (church, boy-scouts), things of this kind, were they only want to post new information and they not a clue about security or CMS configuration, I would like to have for them only the possibility to write post, upload photos/videos and moderate comments, without the need to see pages, updates, dashboard. The closest to that is this other Plugin which combined to your is a nice way to achieve exactly that. https://wordpress.org/plugins/white-label-cms/
Grisales, I’m torn between wanting to do too much and keeping this as a plugin that can work alongside other plugins already developed to customize/whitelabel the admin interface. Most of what you mentioned can be done with https://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-menu-editor/ . As for the logo on the login page – I fully intend on offering that as an option. Down the road I’d like to be able to customize individual elements of the admin interface to fine-tune and tweak it to fit exactly what you’d like to for the website you’ve installed it on. I’m slammed with client work right now but have been making plans for a substantial upgrade to the plugin.