I tried the code presented in the above topic and customised ‘sender__display_name’. However, the sender name on the message page is not ‘sender__display_name’ but the actual sendername. See the red text.As the message is sent from the administrator account, it would not be good security practice for the administrator’s username to be displayed.
How can I make this part also ‘sender__display_name’?
Thanks for reporting this, the bug is confirmed, and we’ll fix it as soon as possible. Currently, the workaround is to overwrite the template parts with a child theme: How to override template parts - HivePress Help Center
Thanks for the reply.
Hopefully the bug will be fixed.
If it takes longer I’ll try to override the template parts but I don’t know how to do that.
Is the file to be changed ‘templates/page/page-title.php’?
How do I change the title of the individual message pages?
I have found the cause.
As you can see from the code shown previously, ‘sender__display_name’ is defined as ‘うめま 管理者’, only in the scope of sending the welcome message.
It does not override the name of the administrator itself. This is why the name of the administrator is displayed on message pages and message sender templates that are outside the scope of the welcome message.
Here is a new suggestion.
As I asked in the link topic, if I could implement forbidding login by username and forcing login by email address, would there be any security issues with changing the administrator’s username itself to ‘うめま 管理者’?
We will test this issue in more detail with the dev team. Yes, you can force users to log in only by email, but note that this will not affect the display itself, only the login process. The display is configured in HivePress > Settings > Users.