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Let use diferent themes installed for each user role actived.
You can set which theme will be use visible for “administrator” role while logged, or for “editor”, or any other role created. Also, you can set which theme will be visible for rest of visitors, that´s rest of people that are not wp users, just visitors.
It´s very easy, just install it, go to Development Themes Options page, choose your roles/themes and save.
You can use this plugin for things like:
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Put your site under maintenance using some other alternative theme for your site, but let the administrator or any other user role be able to see and work a new theme, let´s say an update.
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You can test some new theme while rest of visitors still see the current one.
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In fact, you can show a theme for any user role that is actived, default ones, or any other role created by some other plugin. Let´s say one of those role managers available. I´ve tested, and works.
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You can also turn Off the plugin, in order to use the actived theme for all users and visitors.

Development Theme

Let use diferent themes installed for each user role actived.

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Key Features: 
– Disable Email Notifications for Auto-Updates 
– Block/hide Specific Plugin Updates: You can choose plugins to block/hide (plugin’s list) 
– Block WordPress Core and Theme Updates 
– Remove Update Buttons from Admin Panel (under Dashboard menu)
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Disable Email Notifications for Auto-Updates: 
With the introduction of WordPress 5.5, the auto-update feature was enabled, and email notifications started being sent for every update made. By simply installing this plugin, you can stop receiving these annoying notifications for every auto-update made to plugins, themes, or even the WordPress core. Please note that this plugin will not affect the auto-update feature of WordPress if it is enabled.
Block Specific Plugin Updates: 
In the “Block Plugin Updates” tab, the plugin will list all installed plugins on your website. If there are specific plugins you do not want to update, you can disable updates for those particular plugins.
Block WordPress Core and Theme Updates: 
You also have the option to block updates for the WordPress core and themes. However, this is not recommended for security reasons.
Remove Update Buttons from Admin Panel: 
If you do not want to see the “Updates” menu under the Dashboard, you can easily hide it from the admin panel menu.
Default Settings: 
By default, only the email notification feature is turned on; other settings must be configured manually.
Tutorial video
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Disable Auto Update Emails and Block Updates for Plugins, WP Core, and Themes

This plugin disables email notifications for auto-updates and blocks updates for specific plugins, hide plugins, WordPress core, and themes.

Development Theme vs Disable Auto Update Emails and Block Updates for Plugins, WP Core, and Themes