White Labeling JupiterX

White labeling is an impressive feature that allows you to personalize JupiterX for use on your client's websites, giving the impression that you're the original creator. This article will guide you through the different white labeling options available to you with the JupiterX theme.

Enabling White Label Feature

Let's begin by activating the White Label feature:

Go to your WordPress Dashboard.
Navigate to JupiterX > Settings.
Here, you'll find the option to enable White Label – go ahead and activate it.

Control Panel Pages

With white labeling active, you now have the power to show or hide specific JupiterX Control Panel pages.

Remember: Save your settings and refresh the page after making changes. The Settings tab itself cannot be hidden. If all pages are hidden, the Settings page will be your default landing when you click on JupiterX.

Control Panel Logo

You can personalize the control panel by updating the logo in the top left corner. We recommend a logo size of 120×50 pixels, and it can be in SVG, PNG, or JPG format.

Text Occurrence

This handy feature lets you change the name "JupiterX" to your desired brand name across all admin pages.

Menu Icon

Want to switch up the icon next to the JupiterX menu on your dashboard? Choose from the WordPress dash icons collection and make the menu icon your own.

View WordPress dash icons: WordPress Icon List

Help Links

By disabling Help Links, you remove visibility to all Artbees documentation and support links from the JupiterX control panel, making your brand presence even stronger.

Menu Help

With Menu Help, you control whether to display the Help submenu in the JupiterX menu on the WordPress dashboard.

Note: If you're thinking about renaming the JupiterX theme directory within wp-content/themes/ , it’s safer to do so via a child theme. Directly renaming the main theme folder might lead to issues unless you’re well-versed in WordPress development.

Hiding White Label & Settings in Control Panel

To go one step further and hide the Settings page along with White Labeling options in the Control Panel, insert the following code into your wp-config.php file:

define( 'JUPITERX_CONTROL_PANEL_SETTINGS', false );

Keep in mind, this will also block access to other JupiterX settings. To revert this change and regain access, simply remove the code or set it to true:

define( 'JUPITERX_CONTROL_PANEL_SETTINGS', true);

White labeling JupiterX offers a seamless way to add a professional touch when delivering sites to clients. Customize it to reflect your brand and stand out with a product that looks uniquely yours. If you need a hand with any white labeling steps, we’re here to help. Your agency, your branding, your success!