How to Rename Listora for Your Clients with White Label in WB Listora

How to rename Listora for your clients with White Label in WB Listora Pro, step by step: open Listora, then Settings, then White Label, turn on white-label mode, type your own plugin name, hide the author and plugin link, and see where the new name shows on the Plugins page and in the admin menu. Nothing is saved in the video.

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In this tutorial you will rename Listora for your clients with White Label in WB Listora, so they see your name, not ours. You need WB Listora Pro, installed and active. It takes about three minutes. There are four steps. Open White Label. Turn it on and set a name. Hide the author. Then see where it shows. Step one. Open White Label. In your WordPress admin, go to Listora, then Settings, then White Label. White Label replaces the plugin name and the author details with your own, on the Plugins screen and in the admin menu. Step two. Turn it on and set a name. Tick Enable white-label mode. The settings below only take effect while this is on. Type your name in Custom plugin name, for example Harbor Directory. Leave it blank to keep the default name. Step three. Hide the author. Tick Hide author and plugin URI. It conceals the author name and the plugin link, so the plugin looks like your own. Then click Save Changes, at the bottom right. Step four. See where it shows. This is the Plugins page, with the two Listora rows as they are today. Once you save, the name here is the one you typed, and the By line and the plugin link are gone. The Listora item in the admin menu takes your name too. That is all four. Open White Label, turn it on and set a name, hide the author, and see where it shows. You can now put your own name on the plugin for your clients. Next in this series: Import listings from a CSV file.