NOTICE: We've Moved to a Ticket System for Support
As of August 31, 2017 (12am EST) our support forums will be retired (read-only), and we will be moving to a support ticket system. This will allow us to better organize and answer support requests, and provide a more personalized experience as we assist our customers.
For the time being, we will leave our forums open for reading and learning while we work on creating a more robust Knowledge Base for everyone to use.
If you are a WC Vendors Pro customer please open a support ticket here. If you are a WC Vendors user please open a support ticket on the Wordpress.org forums.
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Hi,
I am checking out on the WC Vendors plugin. It has good features and infact seriously contemplating to move from Woocommerce product vendors to WC Vendors. WC Vendors seem to have some cool features.
I see that site administrator is default considered as one of the vendors. Can this be avoided? I am using this plugin for the specific purpose where only approved vendors need to be treated as “vendors”. The products added by site administrator should NOT be tagged as vendor products
Thanks
Site Administrators are not considered vendors. They have no vendor permissions, and no roles as a vendor. 🙂
If your site name is “Store.com” and an administrator owns a product, it will say “Sold by: Store.com”.
So basically, you’re all set! 🙂
Ben
No, there is not. You could always create filters (see KB article) to remove/change the “Sold by:” text, though, or, alternatively, create a vendor account specifically for the site admin to list products on.
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