This plugin allows the administrator to enable or disable maintenance mode for selected user roles and customize the maintenance message.
The Conditionnal Maintenance Mode for WordPress plugin allows the administrator to enable or disable maintenance mode for selected user roles. The administrator can also customize the maintenance message that will be displayed to users who do not have the necessary roles.
This plugin is useful when you are performing updates or maintenance on your website and want to limit access to certain users while you work.
FAQ
How do I enable maintenance mode?
To enable maintenance mode, go to the ‘Maintenance Mode’ settings page in the WordPress admin area and select ‘On’ from the ‘Activate the maintenance mode’ dropdown.
How do I select the user roles that can access the website while maintenance mode is active?
To select the user roles that can access the website while maintenance mode is active, go to the ‘Maintenance Mode’ settings page in the WordPress admin area and select the desired roles from the ‘User Roles’ checkbox.
How do I customize the maintenance message?
To customize the maintenance message, go to the ‘Maintenance Mode’ settings page in the WordPress admin area and enter your desired message in the ‘Maintenance Message’ field.
ChangeLog
2.0.0
- Major update: Complete security hardening
- Security fix: Added nonce verification to prevent CSRF attacks (CVE-2025-12586)
- New feature: Added maintenance page redirect option
- Enhancement: Added guest/unauthenticated user option
- Improvement: Better error handling and security practices
- UI: Removed logo from settings page
1.0.1
- Security fix: Added nonce verification to prevent CSRF attacks (CVE-2025-12586)
- Added maintenance page redirect feature
- Added guest/unauthenticated user option
- Improved error handling and security
1.0
