How to Put Your Own Brand on the Admin in Jetonomy

How to put your own brand on the admin in Jetonomy, step by step: turn on the White Label extension of Jetonomy Pro, set your brand name, change the menu label and icon, write the footer text, then save and check the admin.

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In this tutorial you will put your own brand on the admin in Jetonomy. You need Jetonomy Pro, with its White Label extension turned on. It takes about three minutes. There are five steps. Turn on White Label. Set your brand name. Change the menu label and icon. Write the footer text. Then save and check the admin. Step one. Turn on White Label. In your WordPress admin, open Jetonomy, then Extensions, and scroll to the last card, White Label. Turn its switch on. It is on already here, so this tutorial does not click it. On its own, the switch changes nothing. The names change once you fill in the settings. Step two. Set your brand name. Open Jetonomy, then Settings, and click Branding, under Advanced. Type your name into Brand Name. It replaces the word Jetonomy in the admin menu, admin headings and notices, the Plugins page, and the admin footer. Leave it empty, and the name Jetonomy stays. Step three. Change the menu label and icon. Admin Menu Label is for the menu alone. Fill it in when the menu should read differently from your brand name. Here it wins over Brand Name. Admin Menu Icon takes the name of a WordPress Dashicon, such as dashicons-groups, or the full address of your own image. Step four. Write the footer text. Admin Footer Text replaces the whole line at the foot of the Jetonomy admin screens. Leave it empty to keep the usual line, with your brand name in place of Jetonomy. Step five. Save and check the admin. Click Save Branding Settings. It stores these four fields and nothing else. This tutorial does not save, so the names you see here stay as they were. After saving, look at the admin menu first. This item is renamed straight away, and carries your label and your icon. Then open Plugins. Jetonomy and Jetonomy Pro are listed under your brand name. Only the WordPress admin changes. Your members see no difference. That is all five. White Label turned on, your brand name set, the menu label and icon changed, the footer text written, and the admin checked. Your admin now carries your own name. Next in this series: Set the SEO of a space.