White label (Pro)

Settings → AiryPress → White label makes the admin look like your agency’s product and keeps clients out of AiryPress’s settings.

Branding

Setting	What it does
White label the admin	Turns on the branding below.
Brand name	Replaces “WordPress” at the end of the browser-tab title of admin pages: “Posts ‹ My Site — Acme”.
Sidebar logo	Your logo at the top of the admin sidebar, scaled to fit (hidden while the sidebar is folded).
Sidebar logo link	Where the logo goes, always in a new tab; empty = the Dashboard.
Sidebar logo position	Top of the sidebar (default), or Bottom of the sidebar: fixed at the bottom, so it stays in place while the menu scrolls. On phones it follows the last menu item.
Sidebar logo size	A slider for the logo’s height, 20–80 px (default 36); the width follows the logo’s proportions (anything wider than the sidebar is cut off at its edge). The sidebar logo and the number next to the slider change while you drag; save to keep the size.
Hide AiryPress from other administrators	Removes AiryPress from the Plugins screen for administrators who aren’t allowed to change it (see below), so it can’t be turned off by mistake. On by default.

The login screen logo is set on the Login tab, the footer text on Appearance, and the toolbar’s WordPress logo on Toolbar.

Settings access

Who can change AiryPress lists the site’s administrators. Tick the ones who may open Settings → AiryPress and the menu builder, and save, import or reset settings. Everyone else keeps the tidied admin but can’t change it: the page disappears from their menu and opening it directly is refused.

• The same administrators see the Requests menu (requests sent from the request widget).
• None ticked (default) = every administrator.
• You can’t lock yourself out: whoever saves the list is always kept in it.
• If none of the ticked users exist any more, every administrator gets access again.
• In an emergency, the airypress/settings filter can clear the list from code (see developers).