Plugins Screen
Customize the plugin name and description shown in the WordPress Plugins list.
The Plugins Screen settings control how Protuno appears in WordPress → Installed Plugins. Replace the plugin name, description, and author link so clients see your brand on the Plugins page, not the Protuno name.
Opening Plugins Screen
Go to Protuno → White Label and click the Plugins Screen tab.
This tab controls how Protuno appears in the WordPress Plugins → Installed Plugins list. When a client opens their Plugins page, they will see your brand name and description instead of Protuno's.
Make sure the Enable white label master switch at the top of the page is turned on for your changes to appear on the site.
Live preview
The Plugins Screen Row preview at the top of the tab shows exactly how the Plugins list will look with your branding applied. It renders a real-looking plugins table with two rows, one for another plugin (Hello Dolly) and one for Protuno, so you can see how your entry sits in context.
"Links open in a new tab so you can safely test them."
As you fill in the fields below, the preview updates to reflect your entries.
Fields
Plugin name
Bold title on the Plugins list (mirrors the name above).
The bold heading shown in the plugin's row on the Plugins screen. This field mirrors the Plugin / brand name from the Dashboard Branding tab, if you filled that in, the same value appears here.
Placeholder: e.g. Studio Builder
Plugin description
The short description shown below the plugin name in the Plugins list row. Replace the default Protuno description with your own product description or a client-facing message.
Placeholder: One widget for your website...
Example: "Your all-in-one website builder, powered by AI. Build any section in seconds."
Saving changes
Click Save Changes at the bottom right of the page.
The plugin version number and the "By [author]" link shown in the Plugins list are controlled by the Author / agency name and Author URL fields on the Dashboard Branding tab.
Keep the plugin description short and client-friendly. Clients may see this when managing their plugins, a clear, jargon-free description avoids confusion.