Amitry Maintenance Mode & Coming Soon
| 开发者 | amitry |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月27日 20:26 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- True live preview - Watch your maintenance page update in real time, on desktop, tablet, or mobile widths
- Setup wizard - Three steps from activation to launched. Pick a mode, pick a template, fill in the basics
- 3 polished templates - Construction, Coming Soon, Minimal. All mobile-first, all theme-conflict-resistant
- Smart access control - Administrators always bypass the page (no lockout). Other roles configurable
- Page-level exclusions - Keep specific pages or URL patterns accessible
- Animated login modal - Click the login link and the form slides in, no full page reload
- 503 status code - Tells search engines the downtime is temporary, protects your SEO
- Cache-plugin aware - Auto-flushes W3 Total Cache, WP Rocket, LiteSpeed, WP Super Cache, SG Optimizer, Cache Enabler, Comet Cache, Hummingbird, and Autoptimize
- No tracking, no external calls - The plugin never phones home. GDPR-friendly out of the box
- Translation-ready - Ships with English, German, French, and Spanish translations
- 5 premium designed templates (Gradient Hero, Brand Card, Split Screen, Tech Startup, Construction Pro)
- Full SEO suite (meta title, description, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, canonical URL, schema, favicon)
- Countdown timer with auto-disable and custom end message
- Custom CSS editor with syntax highlighting
- Custom JavaScript editor with head/footer placement
- Auto-adapting countdown colors plus per-instance custom colors
ammode_register_templates- Register additional templatesammode_should_show_maintenance- Override the show-or-not decisionammode_render_html- Filter the final HTML outputammode_head_meta- Replace the head meta block (used by Pro SEO)ammode_settings_schema- Add your own settings fields
AMMODE_HOOK_VERSION on activation to ensure compatibility.
Compatibility
- Works with classic themes and block themes (Twenty Twenty-Four, Twenty Twenty-Five, etc.)
- Works alongside WooCommerce, Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, Gutenberg
- Works with all major caching plugins (auto-flushed when maintenance toggles)
- Tested on PHP 7.4, 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3
- Compatible with multisite installations
安装:
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins -> Add New
- Search for "Amitry Maintenance Mode"
- Click Install Now, then Activate
- The setup wizard launches automatically. Walk through the three steps and you are ready
- Download the plugin ZIP from WordPress.org
- Upload to
/wp-content/plugins/and unzip, OR upload via Plugins -> Add New -> Upload Plugin - Activate the plugin
- Go to Maintenance in the WordPress admin sidebar to configure
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常见问题:
Is there a live demo I can try before installing?
Yes. You can try the plugin, including every template and the real-time preview, at maintenance.amitry.de. No WordPress install or signup required. Switch between the coming soon and under construction templates and watch the preview update.
Can I use this as a coming soon page for a brand new site?
Yes. Pick the Coming Soon template in the setup wizard, add your headline and a short message, and visitors see a polished coming soon page while you build the rest of the site behind it. Administrators keep full access to the live site as normal.
Does it work with WooCommerce, Elementor, Gutenberg, or page builders?
Yes. The plugin renders its own standalone HTML page when maintenance is active, completely independent of your theme or page builder. When maintenance is off, your normal WooCommerce shop, Elementor pages, and block-editor content work as usual. You can also exclude specific pages from maintenance, so for example your shop checkout could stay live while the rest of the site is in maintenance.
Will I lose my SEO rankings during maintenance?
No, not if you use the default settings. The plugin sends a 503 Service Unavailable HTTP status code along with a Retry-After header. This tells Google and other search engines that the downtime is temporary and they should not deindex your content. The page also defaults to noindex, nofollow on the robots meta tag.
This is the WordPress-recommended way to handle maintenance and is much safer than just showing a static page with 200 OK status.
How do I keep some pages accessible during maintenance?
Go to Maintenance -> Excluded Pages in the admin. You can:
- Pick specific pages by title (page picker with live search)
- Add URL patterns one per line (e.g.
/feed,/shop/*,/api)
Can I add custom HTML or CSS to the maintenance page?
The free version supports basic HTML in the description (strong, em, a, br tags). For full custom CSS and JavaScript, you can use the Pro add-on or hook into ammode_render_html and ammode_head_meta from a custom plugin.
What about cache plugins? Will users still see the maintenance page after I turn it off?
The plugin auto-flushes the major cache plugins when you toggle maintenance on or off, and when you change visible settings. Supported: W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, SG Optimizer (SiteGround), Cache Enabler, Comet Cache, Hummingbird, and Autoptimize. The maintenance page itself also sends Cache-Control: no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate headers so browsers and CDNs do not cache it.
I locked myself out. How do I disable maintenance?
You should not be able to lock yourself out, because administrators always bypass the maintenance page. This is hardcoded and cannot be turned off, exactly to prevent this scenario.
If for some reason you still cannot reach the admin, you can disable the plugin via FTP: rename the wp-content/plugins/amitry-maintenance-mode/ folder to anything else (e.g. amitry-maintenance-mode-off) and WordPress will automatically deactivate it.
Which user roles can see the site while maintenance is on?
By default, only administrators bypass the maintenance page. You can configure additional roles (Editor, Author, Contributor, Subscriber, custom roles) to also bypass it under Maintenance -> Access. Administrators always bypass, even if you accidentally remove the role from the list. This is a deliberate lockout protection.
Is this plugin GDPR-compliant? Does it track anyone?
No tracking. No external calls. No analytics. No cookies set by the plugin itself. The plugin runs entirely on your own server. No data leaves your site. All assets (CSS, JavaScript, images) are served from your own domain. If you enable Google Analytics in the Pro add-on, that is the only optional integration that talks to a third party, and it is fully under your control.
How do I uninstall and remove all data?
Deactivate and delete the plugin via the Plugins screen. The uninstall script removes all settings from wp_options automatically. No leftover data, no orphan database entries.
How do I run the setup wizard again later?
Go to Maintenance -> Settings and look for the "Setup" card in the right sidebar. Click "Run setup wizard" to walk through it again.
更新日志:
- Fixed the Pro links in the settings screen and the readme, which pointed to a page that has moved. The link now follows your admin language: German administrators get the German page, everyone else the English one.
- Fixed the review reminder reappearing after it was dismissed with the X button.
- The review reminder now only appears once the plugin has actually been set up, and no longer restarts the waiting period for sites that upgraded from an older version.
- Fixed the sidebar buttons running past the edge of their cards on the settings screen. Longer labels, which is most of them once the plugin is translated, now wrap instead of overflowing.
- Fixed the live preview toolbar and its reload button sitting underneath the scrollbar at the right edge of the screen.
- The Pro box on the settings screen now lists the same features as the readme and the website, in all four languages.
- Fixed a horizontal scrollbar on the settings screen on phones, where the sidebar cards and the live preview could run past the edge of the screen.
- The settings screen is now fully responsive on phones and tablets, including the live preview, which previously was hidden on small screens.
- Confirmed compatible with WordPress 7.1.
- The template picker now previews the five Pro templates (Gradient Hero, Brand Card, Split Screen, Tech Startup, Construction Pro) so you can see what Pro adds. They are preview-only and do not change your site.
- Added a support box to the settings page sidebar with links to leave a review or make a small donation.
- Added an optional, dismissible reminder to review or support the plugin after two weeks of use.
- Added a donation link for anyone who would like to support development.
- Added a link to the online live demo so you can try the coming soon and under construction templates before installing.
- Fixed the link to the Pro version in the settings page sidebar.
- Corrected the documented developer hook names in the readme.
- Documentation and search keyword improvements for the maintenance mode and coming soon page features.
- Fixed the link to the Pro version in the plugin description.
- Improved the login button position on mobile so it no longer overlaps the headline on narrow screens.
- Unified the default placeholder texts across all templates so the live preview and the published page always match.
- Initial release.
- Three default templates (Construction, Coming Soon, Minimal).
- Live preview with desktop, tablet, and mobile width toggle.
- Setup wizard with three-step onboarding.
- Animated login modal with iframe loading wp-login.php inline.
- Cache plugin auto-flush integration for nine major cache plugins.
- 503 status code support with Retry-After header.
- Page and URL-pattern exclusion.
- Logo size slider and position selector.
- Translations: English, German, French, Spanish.