White-labeling WordPress goes beyond removing dashboard widgets and replacing WP logos with your own. That is where it begins, but it oftentimes requires a bit more “customer service creativity” to provide your clients with the best overall experience. The following is a list of white-labeling solutions that I believe offer my clients that extra bit of awesomeness. I’m hardly an advanced developer, so these examples should be easy enough for those with at least a working knowledge of WordPress theme development.

The Thesis WordPress theme framework gives multisite developers the ability to use one theme folder to manage unlimited blogs on the network. Using a modification to the Thesis Core, you can use separate custom folders each site, giving the ability to make different customizations, and theme settings. This modification adds the ability to make global changes to any site on the network, using one file.

Agreed! RT @crossnina Awesome mod! RT @meleighsmith Another brand new #thesiswp mod launched!

Very helpful! RT @gregrickaby: First Look: Thesis Header Image Uploader #thesiswp