Check out https://wppb.me/ – it will make a “boilerplate” template for you, where you’ll be able to enter your desired “Plugin Title”, etc.
NOTE: You don’t have to use the boilerplate beyond the purpose of just to gain a better understanding how and where in the code a Plugin is titled, and where that code goes in your own files, etc. You could just use it to populate the Plugin info fields for you, then copy / paste the resulting code into what you have already.
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E.g. search your current plugin files using a utility like GREP to find where the text “Plugin name:” is located (just like that, with the colon).
If you don’t already use a DIFF utility, I recommend https://winmerge.org/ WinMerge (if you’re a Windows user.) Exam Diff is also good, and less complicated.
Use DIFF to see what’s different in the code, without having to visually scan everything manually. E.g. Left panel code = your old code | Right panel panel code = whatever new file you might create, or download from wherever to learn how to name your stuff as you wish.
Good luck!
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This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by
ajaxStardust. Reason: formatting
English is my 3rd-language, and I often miss the obvious 😀
But I understood this to be that @wpdev2022 is the current owner of the plugin, and wants to rebrand their own plugin. The question then wouldn’t be about a technical “how-to” guide to rebrand someone’s plugin as their own… but more of insights into the rebranding experience to help make a go/no-go decision.
I may be totally wrong though, and that wouldn’t be the first 😀
Doh!
I believe you are correct, @gappiah !