| 开发者 |
rtomo
rotistudio |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月1日 06:00 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED and WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE in wp-config.php when defined.[refi-year] or duration via [refi-year from="2006"] shortcodes.
Do you have other plugins? Yes, check my plugins website: rotistudio.com
Where can we learn more about your work? Check my personal website there: rottenbacher.hu
Plugin GitHub repository: github.com/rotisoft/refitune/wp-content/plugins/refitune (or install directly from WordPress).Nope! RefiTune is designed to speed up your site by removing bloat. Most features actively improve performance.
Only if you're sure your theme and plugins work with the latest jQuery. When in doubt, leave it off and test first.
Mobile apps and some plugins (like older Jetpack features) might stop working. If you're using the WordPress mobile app or remote publishing tools, keep XML-RPC enabled.
Yep! WordPress lets you log in with either username or email, and our login limiter tracks both.
Absolutely. Use "Admin Access Restrictions" to choose which roles can access wp-admin. Administrators always have access (you can't lock yourself out).
Perfect for when you're making updates and don't want visitors seeing broken pages. You choose which roles can still access the site while everyone else sees a clean maintenance message. SEO-friendly too (returns 503 status).
Yes, for background updates. If AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED is set to true, WordPress disables all automatic background updates site-wide; RefiTune cannot enable them until that constant is removed or set to false. If WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE is defined, it overrides RefiTune core minor/major/development settings. Update check frequency (how often WordPress looks for new versions) is controlled by RefiTune cron scheduling and is not overridden by those constants. An admin notice appears when conflicting constants are detected.
It forces automatic updates for every plugin or theme and overrides per-item toggles on the Updates screen. Use with care on production sites. "Disable all" blocks automatic updates for that type. "WordPress default" leaves native behavior unchanged.