The Omniverse theme includes built-in white-label options that allow you to rebrand the theme and display your own brand identity without modifying any theme files.
You can configure all branding settings from:
Dashboard → Omniverse → Theme Settings → White Label
These options help remove default theme references and replace them with your own branding.
Available White Label Options #
General Branding #
- White Label – Hides most references to the original theme author and branding across the dashboard.
- Theme Name – Replaces all occurrences of the default theme name with your custom brand name.
- Theme License Tab – Option to hide the license page from the WordPress dashboard.
Logo & Visual Identity #
- Options Logo – Upload a logo for the theme options panel.
- Recommended size: 50 × 50 px
- Sidebar Icon Logo – Small icon displayed in the admin sidebar.
- Recommended size: 20 × 20 px
- Main Logo – Primary branding logo for the theme dashboard.
- Recommended size: 200 × 200 px
- Appearance Screenshot – Theme preview image shown in:
Dashboard → Appearance → Themes- Recommended size: 1200 × 900 px
Dashboard Customization #
- Dashboard Title – Custom heading displayed in the Omniverse dashboard page.
- Intro Text – Introductory description shown below the dashboard title.
Additional Controls #
- Dummy Content Tab – Option to completely disable demo or dummy content functionality.
Why Use White Label? #
White labeling is useful if you:
- Deliver websites to clients under your own brand
- Want a cleaner admin dashboard
- Need to hide theme developer branding
- Provide custom theme distributions
