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White Label CMS · review · 2020-11-13T12:29:00+00:00

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While I was thinking about how I can somewhat customize my client’s website and hide traces of WordPress, I found this plugin. It’s such an amazing plugin for doing simple modifications to hide the traces of WordPress in the login screen and dashboard. I can personalize certain colors in both the login screen and dashboard. If I was to suggest any improvements, I would suggest there to be a way to pick transparent colors. Another would be a way to hide this plugin in the plugin section. Finally, there should be a way to hide other options in the Admin Front-End Bar when looking at the website, while logged in the WordPress backend (certain options like “Edit with Elementor” and “Purge SG Cache” in the Admin Bar Front-End can’t be removed from the options in White Label CMS). But this is an amazing plugin. Hope development continues. This topic was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by cjgp1 . I figured out how to hide this plugin in the “Installed Plugin” section. I use the following CSS: [data-slug=”white-label-cms”]{ display: none; } Now, I can confidently show them the Installed Plugin section confidently, and it will look like I made a totally custom solution! This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by cjgp1 . @cjgp1 Thanks for the great review. Also thanks for posting the solution here. Hopefully this will help others, and it is something we are considering adding to the plugin.

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cjgp1 2021-04-11T17:44:00+00:00

I figured out how to hide this plugin in the “Installed Plugin” section. I use the following CSS: [data-slug=”white-label-cms”]{ display: none; } Now, I can confidently show them the Installed Plugin section confidently, and it will look like I made a totally custom solution! This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by cjgp1 .

Video User Manuals 2021-04-12T00:05:00+00:00

@cjgp1 Thanks for the great review. Also thanks for posting the solution here. Hopefully this will help others, and it is something we are considering adding to the plugin.