Eric Zeidan

Generate an extra variable to protect and bypass access to wp-admin or wp-login with a simple extra variable that you may set in the admin page.
Major features in secure_uradmin include:
<ul>
<li>You can enable really easy with a on / off button</li>
<li>You can set the name of your Variable</li>
<li>You can set the name of your hash</li>
<li>Your hash will be saved using wp_hash_password 16 round encryption</li>
</ul>
P.D.: After you enable and set the varname & hash you will need to add them to your wp-admin login url; wp-admin?yourvarname=yourhash

Secure Your Admin

Generate an extra variable to secure your wp-admin access thru a simple variable name & hash passed in the URL

waldirb

Append a string such as a hash to the end of menu links. Useful for creating menus that link to a section of a page without having to create a custom link or to add parameters to a page’s URL, this way if your page ever changes you don’t need to update the link.

Append to menu links

Append a string such as a hash to the end of menu links. Useful for creating menus that link to a section of a page without having to create a custom  …

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