Build Mode – Maintenance Mode & Coming Soon Page
| 开发者 |
hchouhan
themeist |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年1月5日 12:50 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPL-3.0 |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Build Mode lets you put your WordPress site into maintenance mode or display a coming‑soon page / under‑construction page with one click. Instead of a generic message, you can select and display any page you’ve built — with the Block Editor, Classic Editor, or a page builder. Visitors will see your chosen maintenance or coming‑soon page, styled using your theme’s CSS and JS, while logged‑in administrators continue working behind the scenes.
When Build Mode is active, only the content area of your chosen maintenance page is displayed. The header, footer and navigation are automatically removed.
Features
- Enable or disable Build Mode from the Admin Bar
- Choose any page as your custom maintenance, coming‑soon or under‑construction screen
- Five-Second Setup: Click "Create Maintenance Page" to automatically generate a styled "Under Construction" page.
- Logged‑in admins bypass maintenance mode automatically
- Sends correct 503 and Retry‑After headers (SEO‑friendly)
- Lightweight and secure, built with WordPress best practices
- Compatible with classic and block themes
- Translation‑ready
- Show a custom under‑maintenance or coming‑soon screen while you redesign or update your site
- Let search engines know your downtime is temporary with proper HTTP headers
- Keep working on your site privately without showing a broken layout to visitors Plugin Page on Themeist GitHub Repo
安装:
- Go to Plugins → Add New in your WordPress dashboard.
- Search for Build Mode, then click Install Now → Activate.
- Go to Settings → Build Mode.
- Click Create Maintenance Page (or select an existing page).
- Check the Enable Build Mode box and click Save.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Can I design my own maintenance or coming‑soon page?
Yes — use any page built with the Block Editor, Classic Editor or a page builder.
Will administrators still see the full site?
Yes. Logged‑in users with the required capability (default: manage_options) bypass Build Mode.
Does this impact SEO?
No. Build Mode sends proper HTTP 503 + Retry-After headers (default: 24 hours) to signal temporary downtime.
Can I use Build Mode for a coming‑soon or under‑construction page?
Yes. By selecting a specific page in the plugin settings, you can show a custom coming‑soon or under‑construction screen while you build or redesign your site.
Can editors manage Build Mode?
By default, only Administrators can toggle it. Developers can change this using the build_mode_capability filter.
For developers: are there filters available?
Yes, Build Mode provides two filters.
build_mode_capability— Change the capability required to manage Build Mode. Example (allow Editors):add_filter( 'build_mode_capability', function () { return 'edit_pages'; } );build_mode_retry_after— Control the Retry‑After header value (in seconds). Default is 24 hours (DAY_IN_SECONDS). Example (set to 1 hour):add_filter( 'build_mode_retry_after', function () { return HOUR_IN_SECONDS; } );
Where can I get help?
You can ask your question in the WordPress.org Support Forum
更新日志:
1.0.0 – (5 Jan 2026)
- Feature: Added "Create Maintenance Page" button for one-click setup.
- Feature: Added "Maintenance (Minimal)" block pattern.
- Enhancement: Improved settings UI with quick actions.
- Fix: Allowed query strings in static asset URLs to prevent 404/MIME type errors.
- Feature: Added "Edit Page" shortcut link in settings.
- Initial release