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TwitterI have searched the forum but didn't find a solution. When I put wordpress in maintenance mode, the wp admin dashboard also goes into maintenance mode. Its the same regardless of if I log in through wordpress toolkit or directly. Another thing is that even though I logged in and the setup is completed the toolkit still has "Log In" and "Setup" buttons. Not sure if that's related
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Regarding the maintenance mode, this is how the feature works. It blocks the site during time-consuming operations like updating, data coping or anything else. Unfortunately, there is no option to put on maintenance only a public part of a website.
Regarding the "Log in" feature, the toolkit provides you with the ability to log in to the administrator dashboard automatically w/o entering a password, or you can change a password directly from the toolkit using the "Setup" feature. Also, you can modify the login URL if needed.
nikketrikke
Basic Pleskian
Hello one site subdomain i can enter in admin even if in maintenance mode, another one subdomian it is not possible... so weird result... possible i see somewhere the possibiliy to choose if maintenance moe could be off for DMIN? now july 2024 this post is from 2021 thanks
The option to "Restrict access to WordPress admin dashboard" in maintenance mode has been added to the WP toolkit version 5.7. It can be configured for each site independently.
nikketrikke
Basic Pleskian
Hi thanks i remember i saw somewhere now find again with your help the strange thing is it works on one site but not on another i try to activate sabe then deactivate again to see if something changes thanks
Space Monkey
Basic Pleskian
I have it turned off and it still won't let me login
