Shield: White Label Options Explained
White Label for the Shield Security plugin is a part of the Security Admin module. It gives you the ability to rename and re-brand the Shield plugin for your client site installations. With White Label, you can own your own brand.
Important: Before you start using White Label, please ensure that
White Label Options Explained
There are several White Label options and we're going to explain each one of them, along with examples.
Option: Hide Updates
You can use this option to hide available Shield Security plugin updates from non-security administrators.
Available plugin updates will display to Security Admins only, on the Plugins page and inside the admin area.
Example: Notice inside the admin area
(this will be hidden from non-security admins)
Option: Replace Plugin Badge
This option will replace the URL and link on the plugin badge with your Whitelabel settings.
You can set your own plugin name and your site URL (when a user clicks the home link for this plugin, this is where they'll be directed).
Example, if you want to replace the following on the plugin badge
- plugin name
- home URL
- plugin badge (logo) - option "Plugin Badge Logo", should measure 128px x 128px.
... ensure that "Replace Plugin Badge" option is enabled and that you have set your custom plugin name, site home URL, and plugin badge logo.
Example: Badge
Further Plugin Badge Customisation (using filter)
You may use a WordPress filter to make fine adjustments to settings and styles of the plugin badge:
https://gist.github.com/paulgoodchild/a5e39497a14cbfe90b76ff1860ec5a16
You can customise
- plugin name and text
- badge background
Example: Filter (customise plugin name, text & background)
Example: Plugin name, text & yellow background
Option: Plugin Name
The Shield plugin name displayed on the plugin pages will be renamed.
Example: Plugin General Settings page
Example: Plugins page
Also, any emails sent out to users will display your custom plugin name in place of “Shield” (i.e. 2FA login verification, user/admin login notification, site reports...).
Hint: You can further customise 2FA login verification email content sent to your users by using custom templates detailed here.
Example: 2FA verification email
Example: Admin login notification email
Example: Reports email
Example: Alert from scans report
Option: Menu Title
This is the main menu title of the Plugin.
For example, if you set your own menu title of the plugin to "My Plugin", "Shield" name will be replaced with "My Plugin".
Example: Menu title
Important: If Menu Title field is left empty, the plugin name you have set in the "Plugin Name" field will be used. For example, your plugin name is set to "My Plugin Name", and your main menu title to "My Plugin". If you remove "My Plugin" and leave the field empty, your menu title will display "My Plugin Name".
Example
If you want to get back the original plugin name (Shield Security) in the main menu, remove both plugin name and plugin main titles.
Option: Company Name
You can set your own company name (i.e. "My Company Name").
It will replace our company name with yours, (on the Plugins page).
Example
Option: Description
You can have your own description of the plugin displayed on the Plugins page.
Example
Option: Home URL
You can set plugin home page URL. When a user clicks the home link for this plugin, this is where they'll be directed.
Example: Your company home URL on the Plugins page
Example: On the plugin badge (if you enable "Replace Plugin Badge" option along with adding your own custom home URL)
Option: Menu Icon
You can choose what icon will be displayed in the main menu.
Important: Please provide the full logo URL and ensure that the URLs for your company logos are valid and publicly accessible.
The icon should measure 16px x 16px.
Example: Menu icon
Option: Dashboard and 2FA Login Logo URL
You can choose what logo to display on the Dashboard and the Two-Factor Authentication login page (OTP). This logo will apply to the Shield blocking pages too.
Important: Please provide the full logo URL and ensure that the URLs for your company logos are valid and publicly accessible.
The icon should measure 772px x 250px.
Example: Plugin Dashboard Logo
Example: WordPress Dashboard - Security Overview logo
Example: 2FA Login Logo URL
Example: General Shield blocking page
For more information on White Label for Shield Security, please read this release article here.