White Label Pro gives agencies and web developers controls for tailoring WordPress administration on client sites. Configure the login page and dashboard, select which admin elements users can see, and apply branding options to selected plugins and Elementor.

Configure the login page

Set the login layout, color scheme, background picture, and logo to match a client’s identity. You can hide the Remember Me checkbox, WordPress Language Switcher, Go to Site link, and Lost Your Password link, and add custom CSS to the login page.

Shape the dashboard

Remove default dashboard widgets, make custom widgets, or replace the standard WordPress welcome panel with a custom one. You can also create a custom dashboard to replace the standard dashboard for users who need a various starting point.

Set admin visibility and controls

Hide sections of the admin menu, rename menu entries, change menu icons, and rename or hide admin bar items. Hide individual extensions from the Plugins screen and themes from the Themes screen. Hiding a extension can help prevent clients from accidentally updating or deleting it.

Other controls let you change plugin and theme names, descriptions, and links; hide update notifications from non-admin users; and remove admin notifications, Screen Options, and Help buttons. Set a login redirect or change the WordPress login URL. You can also set default WordPress email sender details, disable the admin email verification screen, and add custom CSS to the admin.

Set an admin color scheme for all users, add custom JavaScript to the admin area, and choose administrators who can bypass the configured rules. Import or export settings for use across multiple sites. On a Multisite Network, settings from the main site can be applied to every website in the network.

White label selected plugins

• Yoast SEO: Remove its branding and premium upsells.
• Gravity Forms: Customize branding and settings.
• SearchWP: Replace branding and control menu access.

Customize Elementor

Hide the Elementor logo, replace the editor loading logo, and change the editor color scheme. Replace Elementor-related text in the WordPress admin, hide navigation items in the editor, and hide Pro upgrade notices and inaccessible capabilities.

Set up a client site

Install White Label Pro on the WordPress site you are preparing for a client. Configure the login, dashboard, admin visibility, plugin, theme, and Elementor options that fit the site, then review the result with the relevant user roles.