Maneuvrez Maintenance Studio
| 开发者 | hurairah922 |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月4日 23:36 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Maneuvrez Maintenance Studio helps WordPress site owners replace the default downtime screen with a polished maintenance or coming soon page.
Core features include:
- custom page title and message settings
- maintenance mode and coming soon mode
- customizable colors for the default template with live design preview
- Contact Channels for WhatsApp, Messenger, phone, email, directions, and custom links
- optional live-site floating contact button after maintenance mode is turned off
- social links with platform defaults, WordPress Dashicons, uploads, and icon-only display
- login access controls, optional testing bypasses, and an optional custom login URL
- administrator bypass behavior for logged-in site managers
- a responsive default public template
安装:
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/maneuvrez-maintenance-studiodirectory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen. - Activate the plugin through the
Pluginsscreen in WordPress. - Open
Settings > Maneuvrez Maintenance Studioto enable maintenance mode.
常见问题:
Does this block administrators?
No. Logged-in administrators keep normal access to the site.
Are login and API requests still available?
Yes. REST, AJAX, cron, and WP-CLI requests remain accessible. You can optionally move the public login screen to a custom URL, and the plugin keeps required logout and password-recovery flows working.
Do Contact Channels load third-party chat widgets?
No. Contact Channels render normal links for services such as WhatsApp, Messenger, phone, email, maps, and custom URLs. The plugin does not load third-party chat SDKs, tracking pixels, or embedded widgets for those buttons.
Can Contact Channels appear after maintenance mode is off?
Yes. You can show an optional floating contact button on the live site, and choose whether logged-in users or administrators should see it.
What should I do before enabling a custom login URL?
Save the generated login URL somewhere safe first. If you lose it, disable the plugin through FTP or WP-CLI to restore the default WordPress login entry points.
更新日志:
1.1.1
- correct plugin author information
- add a dedicated Contact Channels settings tab with WhatsApp, Messenger, phone, email, directions, and custom link rows
- add maintenance-page and live-site display controls for Contact Channels, including inside-page buttons, reveal menus, and floating buttons
- add live Contact Channels previews that update while changing placement, labels, colors, icons, destinations, and button style
- add floating button positions for top left, top right, bottom left, and bottom right
- add grouped normal and hover color controls for Contact Channels buttons, including background, text, and icon colors
- add country code pairing for phone and WhatsApp rows to avoid duplicated country codes when settings are saved again
- add WordPress Dashicon choices for Contact Channels and social links so icons render from assets available in WordPress
- add social link display options for icon-only or icon-plus-label output while keeping labels available to screen readers
- improve the Social Links admin builder with clearer rows, icon previews, destination states, and grouped icon options
- redesign the settings screen with a sidebar-style navigation layout, clearer panels, and a live Design-tab color preview
- fix single-channel floating Contact Channels buttons so the configured floating button label is used on the live site
- add an optional custom public login URL that loads the real WordPress login screen from a saved slug
- hide direct
wp-login.phpand/wp-admin/login entry points from logged-out visitors while preserving required logout and password-recovery flows - add Advanced-tab controls, preview messaging, and slug sanitization rules for the custom login feature
- render blocked
/wp-admin/requests through the active theme's frontend 404 template with the required block styles - fix custom login routing warnings by loading the real WordPress login flow with the expected core login globals
- add an optional query-parameter maintenance bypass for temporary frontend testing
- add a public URL allowlist so exact frontend paths can stay visible during maintenance mode
- add a compact Advanced-tab bypass UI with a random generator and live homepage preview
- sanitize bypass keys, values, and allowlist paths while rejecting external or protected routes
- first WordPress.org submission-ready release
- add a responsive default maintenance and coming soon page template
- add configurable page title, message, hero eyebrow, and action button fields
- add customizable colors for background, surface, text, links, borders, and buttons
- add contact details, status/progress, login button, and footer visibility controls
- add social links with platform defaults, WordPress Dashicon choices, uploaded image icons, and per-icon color controls
- preserve administrator access and keep login, REST, AJAX, cron, and WP-CLI requests available
- add an optional plugins-screen feedback prompt for deactivate and delete actions
- add a direct Settings link in the Installed Plugins list for faster access to plugin settings
- improve settings sanitization, request validation, and Plugin Check compatibility
- add an uninstall preference so site owners can choose whether settings are removed on plugin deletion
- store uninstall feedback locally in WordPress and keep deactivation and deletion flows non-blocking
- fix the uninstall preference sync so saving settings does not trigger recursive option updates
- clean the release package for WordPress.org submission by excluding development-only files and unused assets
- rename the plugin to Maneuvrez Maintenance Studio across the public branding and project docs
- refresh the completed spec archive to reflect the current project shape