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The plugin adds a Maintenance Exceptions page under Settings. You can:
- select specific WordPress pages,
- enter an exact path, for example /contact/,
- allow an entire URL branch using a wildcard, for example /pages/*.
The plugin uses an official Elementor filter and does not modify Elementor files.
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- Upload and activate the plugin.
- Open Settings > Maintenance Exceptions.
- Select pages or enter URL rules.
- Save the settings.
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“Denis82cz Maintenance Exceptions for Elementor – Keep Selected Pages Accessible” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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“Denis82cz Maintenance Exceptions for Elementor – Keep Selected Pages Accessible” has been translated into 2 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
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0.4.0
- Change the plugin directory, main file, and text domain to ds82-maintenance-exceptions-for-elementor.
- Rename translation files and internal settings-page identifiers to match the new plugin slug.
- Declare compatibility with WordPress 7.1.
0.3.0
- Use unique plugin-specific setting identifiers to prevent conflicts with other plugins and themes.
- Improve saving of full URL rules with trailing wildcards.
- Fix URL exceptions being cleared during the first save after activation.
0.2.0
- Rename the plugin to Denis82cz Maintenance Exceptions for Elementor.
0.1.0
- Initial public release.
- Keep selected WordPress pages accessible during Elementor maintenance mode.
- Support exact URL rules and wildcard rules for entire URL branches.
- Add a direct URL settings link to the plugin action row.
- Include Czech, German, Russian, French, Polish, and Slovak translations.
- Use a unique ds82 code prefix to prevent conflicts with other plugins.
- Add a descriptive title for the WordPress.org plugin listing.