channeleaton

<p>Multisite Maintenance Mode solves the problem of site users making content/database changes while performing maintenance on large multisite networks. It works by directing every user (except network admins) to their homepage when they attempt to log in. A message is displayed in the admin bar to direct them on where to find more information. Anonymous users can still view the site normally.</p>


Multisite Maintenance Mode

Disables logins for all WordPress users except network administrators.

Florent Maillefaud

<p>The WP Maintenance plugin allows you to put your website on the waiting time for you to do maintenance or launch your website. Personalize this page, pictures and countdown with:</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Choice texts colors and fonts</li>
<li>Upload logo picture</li>
<li>Upload background picture or pattern</li>
<li>Countdown</li>
<li>Custom Code Header for Analytics ready</li>
<li>Social Networks ready</li>
<li>Customize CSS</li>
<li>Insert for shorcode (Newletter or Contact form)</li>
<li>Enable “503 Service temporarily unavailable”</li>
<li>Choose access by Roles and Capabilities</li>
<li>Choose access by ID Pages</li>
<li>Choose access by IP addresses</li>
</ul>
<p>wp-maintenance.pot file available</p>


WP Maintenance

Create and customize your maintenance page

Multisite Maintenance Mode vs WP Maintenance