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Simple Maintenance Redirect allows site administrators to enable maintenance mode by redirecting visitors to one of your specified pages (without header and footer) or an external URL instead of complicating things with all kinds of confusing settings. Logged-in administrators can still access the site normally, ensuring a seamless workflow while updates are made.
Features:
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<li>Custom Maintenance Page: Redirects visitors to a selected WordPress page while the site is in maintenance mode.</li>
<li>Maintenance Page Modifications: Automatically hides the header and footer on the maintenance page and adds a <code>maintenance-mode</code> class to the body element for further customization.</li>
<li>External Redirect Option: Redirect to an external URL instead of a WordPress page if needed.</li>
<li>Admin Bypass: Logged-in administrators can continue working on the site without redirection.</li>
<li>Developer Hook: Modify rules for when a user should be redirected.</li>
</ul>
How It Works:
<ul>
<li>Create and publish a page with your custom maintenance message.</li>
<li>Go to Settings > General and choose a Maintenance Mode Page or enter an External URL.</li>
<li>When enabled, visitors will be redirected to the selected page or URL. Logged-in administrators can still access the site.</li>
<li>The plugin does not affect the login page, REST API, or JSON endpoints.</li>
</ul>
This plugin is great for “coming soon” pages, staging site protection, design previews, or any situation where you need to hide the main site while keeping access for yourself.
<h3>Demo</h3>
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Simple Maintenance Redirect

Easily redirect visitors to a maintenance mode page or external URL while keeping access for logged-in administrators.

Bob Riley

Cory Lamle

Need to let your visitors know your site is undergoing maintenance? EZP Maintenance Mode makes it easy!
<h3>Maintenance Mode Basic Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Very Simple. No confusing options or complex setup.</li>
<li>Mini themes. Choose which professionally-designed, responsive mini-theme to display when in Maintenance Mode.</li>
<li>Pre-styled text. Title, header, headline and message text gets styled without requiring HTML or CSS.</li>
<li>Add your own logo. Add your own logo using the WordPress Media Library to give Maintenance Mode a personal touch.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Advanced Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Custom CSS. Easily add CSS from the Admin page to customize a Maintenance Mode mini-theme.</li>
<li>User Mini Themes. Greatly customize Maintenance Mode by creating your own mini-theme.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Overview</h3>
EZP Maintenance Mode was designed to let you get to the important work of improving your site while visitors know you are performing maintenance in the shortest time possible. We’ve supplied four very nice looking themes to display when your site is undergoing maintenance. Additionally, you can easily cator these to your tastes using CSS.
In this way, both beginners and pros will find EZP Maintenance Mode not only easy to use but highly flexible as well.
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EZP Maintenance Mode

Easily let website visitors know your site is undergoing maintenance.

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