White-label constants

Pin the connector's branding on a specific install with wp-config.php constants.

The connector resolves its white-label branding from three sources, in precedence order:

wp-config.php constants (highest, a developer override)
Dashboard-pushed profile (set on the fleet Settings page, delivered via the heartbeat)
Default FleetWP branding (lowest)

Define any of these constants in wp-config.php to override the display on a single install:

define( 'FLEETWP_WL_NAME',       'Acme Care' );
define( 'FLEETWP_WL_DESC',       'Managed WordPress maintenance by Acme.' );
define( 'FLEETWP_WL_AUTHOR',     'Acme Digital' );
define( 'FLEETWP_WL_AUTHOR_URI', 'https://acme.example' );
define( 'FLEETWP_WL_URI',        'https://acme.example/care' );
define( 'FLEETWP_WL_ICON',       'https://acme.example/icon.png' );
define( 'FLEETWP_WL_HIDE',       true ); // hide the admin menu + settings link

Constant	Controls
`FLEETWP_WL_NAME`	Plugin name shown on the Plugins list and menu
`FLEETWP_WL_DESC`	Plugin description
`FLEETWP_WL_AUTHOR`	Author name
`FLEETWP_WL_AUTHOR_URI`	Author link
`FLEETWP_WL_URI`	Plugin "View details" link
`FLEETWP_WL_ICON`	Menu/branding icon URL
`FLEETWP_WL_HIDE`	If `true`, remove the admin menu and settings link (the Plugins row always shows)

White-label rewrites the display only; the real plugin header and slug stay intact so WordPress.org updates continue to work. Even with FLEETWP_WL_HIDE, the plugin stays on the Plugins list and the connector page is still reachable at admin.php?page=fleetwp.

For the workspace-wide, no-code path to branding, see White-label.