This has finally given me (a newbie) some insight into the wordpress / GHL Site builder confusion. I really don't like how vague they are with some aspects of GHL and super detailed in others. I want to build and sell websites to my clients for cheap as an initial sales hook for the SAAS plan. There is such limited info online about GHL website builder/hosting, and the Wordpress integration / wordpress hosting?? For my goals, I would completely ignore all the wordpress stuff right, and just make a subaccount, enable saas mode, disable all the user restrictions other than site builder/hosting, and then as I drip feed that client new features I just unlock the the user permissions as I go..? Can someone confirm this is how to go about it and elaborate on why the wordpress stuff is even there (I thought the GHL site builder was related to wordpress but now idk).

While we wait for this option to go live, if you want to disable the constant Alert Banners for Yext, Wordpress etc, you can add this CSS code (dont forget the bottom bracket below):

//

#location-dashboard_container--banner{

display:none !important;

}

To expand on this, even when you turn off the offer you can find Wordpress references in the account, such as in the Notification Settings. This results in confusion for clients and clients who are confused don't want to spend money with us! We need some way to completely turn off Wordpress!

Please set up a toggle to turn off the Wordpress offer for SaaS accounts. It's tiresome to go in and deactivate it manually for each new account.

Yes please, agreed this is a no-brainer and confuses new subaccounts. Desired solution: Ability to disable wordpress at the agency/all-accounts level

Here's some CSS you can use in the meantime:

//

#wordpress_promo_banner {

display: none !important;

}

/

#yext_promo_banner {

display: none !important;

same for YEXT

Agree! This is a MUST. We do not want to promote WP or make even a possibility that our clients will use it.

This needs to be a "no-brainer" feature. The most common misconception our customers have that we have to reiterate to them is that hosting is provided by the software if they use the built-in high level site builder, but WP is extra. I can't tell you how many times they've purchased WP thinking it was the GHL web builder.

This would be really helpful. We DO NOT want to broadcast availability of WP as most of our clients don't need it, I don't want to manage it, and they don't understand that they have to pay extra for it (we tell them hosting is included, so this causes confusion).

We just want to hide it and enable it only when we discuss it with a client and ensure they understand what it means.

This really needs to be a priority especially considering you are forcing them into a 90 day commitment!!!! Please allow us to get rid of WordPress because it is just confusing our users and causing issues for us on customer support