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      ahasminyodha last edited by

      Hi ,
      I would like to hide some menu items and rename some other. I was not able to find the file or where to rename this. I just want to change the text in the menu and breadcrum. anyone please suggest me a way to do that?

      Thanks

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        Rishabh-Webkul last edited by

        Hello @ahasminyodha

        Can you please let us know which texts in the menu you want to change so that we can assist you accordingly?

        Also in the packages >> Webkul >> Admin >> src >> Config >> menu.php this file is responsible for the menus.

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        And for the text you can manage the texts from the packages >> Webkul >> Admin >> src >> Resources >> lang >> en >> app.php

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        Thanks & Regards

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          patriciasmith783 last edited by

          Hi,

          If you just want to rename or hide menu items in Krayin, you’re looking in the right place with:

          packages/Webkul/Admin/src/Config/menu.php

          Inside that file, each menu item has a 'name' => '...' value — you can simply change that text to whatever label you want to display in the admin panel.

          For hiding items, you can either:

          Comment out the whole menu array block

          Or control it using permissions if your setup supports roles

          After making changes, don’t forget to:

          php artisan config:clear
          php artisan cache:clear

          so the updates show correctly.

          Also, if you’re doing this for a client project and want cleaner naming for usability, it’s worth standardizing labels across the dashboard so users don’t get confused (I had to do something similar while working on a small service site for Lubbock landscaping services dashboard naming example).

          Hope this helps 👍

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