Walid Sadfi

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.

Conditionnal Maintenance Mode for WordPress

This plugin allows the administrator to enable or disable maintenance mode for selected user roles and customize the maintenance message.

Keral Patel

Custom Messages In RSS Feed lets you append or prepend any text or HTML to every item in your blog’s RSS feed.
It is handy when your content is syndicated without proper credit: add a copyright notice, a “the post first appeared on…” source link, or a small logo or icon that links back to your site so the attribution travels with your content.
Everything is configured from a single settings page at Settings → Message In RSS Feed.
Features
<ul>
<li>Add a custom message to the start or the end of each feed item.</li>
<li>Plain text or HTML — insert links, images, or a blog logo.</li>
<li>HTML is sanitized automatically, so unsafe tags and scripts can never reach your feed.</li>
<li>Lightweight: no database tables, no front-end assets, just two small options.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Usage</h3>
Open Settings → Message In RSS Feed, type the text or HTML you want to add, choose whether it appears at the start or the end of each feed item, and save. The message is then added to every item in your RSS feed.

Custom Messages In RSS Feed

Insert a custom text or HTML message at the start or end of every item in your RSS feed.

Conditionnal Maintenance Mode for WordPress vs Custom Messages In RSS Feed