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Hi 🙂
I know that the store name is a major part of the plugin so I’m not trying to get rid of it. However, I don’t want my vendors to be able to modify, change, or even know about “store name”. I’d like to hide it from the sign up process and the settings page. Since the classes are blanket statements I can’t do it by CSS. Any thoughts on how I can hide this textarea but still keep the data there for the plugin?
Thanks for your help
Sure, just edit the templates.
Copy /plugins/wc-vendors-pro/templates/dashboard/store-settings.php
To: /themes/yourtheme-child/wc-vendors/dashboard/store-settings.php
And then edit the copied file. Delete line #33 that looks like this
<?php WCVendors_Pro_Store_Form::store_name( $store_name ); ?>Done! 🙂 You can edit any of the templates in the same manner.
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