Title: Adminkeep – Email Log, Custom CSS, Disable Comments, Site Lockdown & Admin Enhancements
Author: Shazzad Hossain Khan
Published: 19 de septiembre de 2026
Last modified: 30 de septiembre de 2026
---
Buscar plugins
# Adminkeep – Email Log, Custom CSS, Disable Comments, Site Lockdown & Admin Enhancements
Por [Shazzad Hossain Khan](https://profiles.wordpress.org/sajib1223/)
[Descargar](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/adminkeep.2.4.0.zip)
[Live Preview](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/adminkeep/?preview=1)
* [Detalles](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/adminkeep/#description)
* [Valoraciones](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/adminkeep/#reviews)
* [Instalación](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/adminkeep/#installation)
* [Desarrollo](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/adminkeep/#developers)
[Soporte](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/adminkeep/)
## Descripción
You decide what changes on this site.
Adminkeep is a set of tools under that one idea. **Site Lock** stops things changing
behind
your back — no new comment, no new plugin, no new user. **Content** makes
the changes you do want safe to make.
Every feature is a single switch, off until you turn it on. **Switching one off
never leaves you
repair work
: the locks work purely through WordPress filters,
so your site is exactly as it was,
and what you made with the Content features
stays where you put it.
#### Site Lock
* **Disable Comments** — comments off everywhere, including direct POSTs from spam
bots and the REST API. Nothing is written to your database, so switching it off
brings every comment back. An optional cleanup button deletes spam and trashed
comments, after showing you the exact count. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/disable-comments-wordpress/)
* **Registration Lockdown** — stops new accounts being created, and refuses creation
of or promotion to administrator. Blocked attempts are logged. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/stop-spam-user-registration-wordpress/)
* **Disable XML-RPC** — closes `xmlrpc.php` completely, including pingbacks and`
system.multicall`. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/disable-xmlrpc-wordpress/)
* **Disable File Editing** — removes the built-in plugin and theme file editors,
reversibly.
* **Installation Lockdown** — no new plugins or themes, from WordPress.org or a
ZIP, and no replacing one by uploading a ZIP, for anyone. Updates keep working,
so security releases still reach your site. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/block-plugin-installs-wordpress/)
* **Username Privacy** — keeps your usernames out of public view. Author pages,
the `?author=1` probe, the REST users list, author sitemaps and embed previews
stop naming your accounts to visitors; anyone logged in sees everything as before.
Nothing is written, so switching it off reopens it all. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/hide-wordpress-username/)
#### Appearance
* **Custom CSS** — CSS that belongs to your site instead of your theme. Edit it
under Appearance with WordPress’s own code editor, or open Edit CSS from the
admin bar on any page and watch the page restyle as you type, the way the Customizer’s
CSS box used to. It stays when you switch themes, and your theme’s Additional
CSS is left alone.
* **Header & Footer Code** — a home for the snippets services ask you to paste
into your site: analytics and verification tags in the head, a tag manager’s
fallback just after the body opens, chat widgets and scripts in the footer. Three
boxes under Appearance with WordPress’s code editor, printed on the front end
exactly as you saved them, and kept when you change or update your theme. Each
box shows who last changed it and when. Only administrators allowed to post unfiltered
HTML can edit them.
#### Email
* **SMTP** — Send your site’s email through an SMTP server so password resets and
form messages arrive. Presets for Amazon SES, Brevo, Mailgun, SendGrid, Postmark,
Zoho and Gmail; a test email that shows the server’s own error; settings can
live in wp-config.php. Moving from WP Mail SMTP? One click copies its SMTP connection
settings. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/wordpress-smtp-settings/)
* **Email Log** — Email Log, in its own item in the admin menu by default (or under
Tools, if you prefer), lists the email your site sends, with recipient, subject
and whether it was sent or failed, plus filters by status and date and a search.
Open any email to see its sender and headers, and the email itself the way it
looked when it went out, with remote images blocked. Content storage can be switched
off to keep only the envelope. Password-reset and sign-in links are removed before
an email is stored. Works with or without the SMTP feature, and with other SMTP
plugins too.
* **Nice Default Emails** — WordPress’s own plain-text emails (password resets,
new-user and comment notices, update reports, personal data requests, and multisite
sign-ups), and Adminkeep’s own contact form, go out in one clean HTML layout
headed by your site’s name, with links you can click. WooCommerce and other plugins’
emails, and anything already sent as HTML, are left exactly as they are. No settings.`
wp adminkeep emails send --all --to=you@example.com` shows every one of them
in your own inbox.
* **Contact Form** — one simple form for any page: name, email and message, as
a block or the `[adminkeep_contact_form]` shortcode. Messages are emailed to
you through WordPress’s own mailer, so the SMTP feature delivers them and Email
Log shows whether each one went out, with the server’s error if it did not. Works
out of the box, protected by a WordPress nonce that needs no keys (not for sites
that cache their pages), or by Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA v3 with
your own free keys. Nothing is stored. The form prints its own small style and
script with itself, so nothing extra loads on other pages, and the spam check’s
script loads only on pages that show the form.
#### Admin
* **User Registration Date** — a sortable Registered column on the Users screen.
WordPress records when every account was created but never shows it; this does,
for every existing user, and newest-first sorting makes a wave of spam signups
easy to spot. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/wordpress-user-registration-date/)
#### Content
* **Duplicate** — copy any post or page as a draft. Custom fields, taxonomies,
the featured image and page builder layouts (Elementor, ACF) come along intact,
and the original is never modified. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/duplicate-page-wordpress/)
* **Live Draft** — rework a published page in a private working copy, then publish
it over the original. Same ID, same URL, and the old version is kept as a revision.
[Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/edit-published-page-without-unpublishing/)
* **Keep URL** — rename or move a page and its old address keeps working, child
pages included. Fills the gaps WordPress leaves for pages and leaves posts to
core. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/change-wordpress-slug-redirect/)
* **Order** — drag posts into the order you want on a dedicated Sort screen, one
post type at a time. Lists that already ask for their own order, such as WooCommerce
products and search results, are left alone. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/reorder-wordpress-posts/)
* **Replace Media** — upload a new version of a file over the old one. Same file
type keeps the same URL; a different type updates the posts that use it and redirects
the old address. [Guide](https://adminkeep.com/guides/replace-image-wordpress-same-url/)
#### Performance
A feature you have not enabled registers zero hooks and loads zero assets.
#### Links
* [Website](https://adminkeep.com/)
* [Documentation](https://adminkeep.com/docs/)
* [Guides](https://adminkeep.com/guides/)
### External services
Adminkeep connects to no outside service unless you switch on a feature that needs
one and set it up. Two features can: SMTP sends your site’s email through the mail
server you enter, and the Contact Form uses the spam check you choose (its WordPress
nonce option uses none). Nothing is sent to Adminkeep.
**Cloudflare Turnstile** (Contact Form, when you choose it). On pages that show
the form, the visitor’s browser loads Cloudflare’s script from challenges.cloudflare.
com, which receives the visitor’s IP address and browser details in order to tell
people from bots. When the visitor presses Send, your site sends Cloudflare your
secret key and the check’s one-time token, and nothing else, to confirm it. Terms:
https://www.cloudflare.com/website-terms/ — Privacy policy: https://www.cloudflare.
com/privacypolicy/
**Google reCAPTCHA v3** (Contact Form, when you choose it). On pages that show the
form, the visitor’s browser loads Google’s script from www.google.com (and the code
it needs from www.gstatic.com), which receive the visitor’s IP address and browser
details in order to score the visit. When the visitor presses Send, your site sends
Google your secret key and the check’s one-time token, and nothing else, to confirm
it. Terms: https://policies.google.com/terms — Privacy policy: https://policies.
google.com/privacy
### WP-CLI
Everything on the Adminkeep settings screen, plus the Custom CSS, Header & Footer
Code, SMTP and Contact Form screens, can be done from a shell with `wp adminkeep`.
```
wp adminkeep feature list — every feature and whether it is on
wp adminkeep feature enable disable_comments — switch a feature on (or `disable` it)
wp adminkeep feature set order post_types=post,page — change a feature's settings
wp adminkeep setting set hide_unused=true — change a plugin-level setting
wp adminkeep comments purge — delete spam and trashed comments, in batches
wp adminkeep css set site.css — replace the Custom CSS from a file
wp adminkeep code set head analytics.html — replace one Header & Footer Code box (head, body or footer) from a file
wp adminkeep smtp set --host=smtp.example.com --port=587 — configure SMTP
wp adminkeep smtp test you@example.com — send a test email and see the server's reply
wp adminkeep emails send --all --to=you@example.com — see WordPress's own emails in the Nice Default Emails layout
wp adminkeep smtp import wp-mail-smtp — copy the SMTP connection settings from WP Mail SMTP
wp adminkeep contact-form set --provider=turnstile --turnstile-site-key= — set up the contact form's spam protection (the secret goes in with `--turnstile-secret-stdin`)
wp adminkeep contact-form get — the contact form's settings, and whether it is live
```
Run `wp help adminkeep` for the full reference. A change made here is cleaned and
checked exactly as it is on the screen, and a mistyped value is refused rather than
guessed at.
## Capturas
[⌊Five groups, eighteen features, one switch each. Turn on only what you need.⌉⌊
Five groups, eighteen features, one switch each. Turn on only what you need.⌉[
Five groups, eighteen features, one switch each. Turn on only what you need.
[⌊Nothing is deleted until you have seen the exact count. Order notes and reviews
are excluded unless you say otherwise.⌉⌊Nothing is deleted until you have seen the
exact count. Order notes and reviews are excluded unless you say otherwise.⌉[
Nothing is deleted until you have seen the exact count. Order notes and reviews
are excluded unless you say otherwise.
[⌊The administrator guard is on by default. Blocking plugin-created accounts is
opt-in, because it breaks WooCommerce checkout.⌉⌊The administrator guard is on by
default. Blocking plugin-created accounts is opt-in, because it breaks WooCommerce
checkout.⌉[
The administrator guard is on by default. Blocking plugin-created accounts is opt-
in, because it breaks WooCommerce checkout.
[⌊Stop plugin and theme installs and uploads, while updates keep working — and switch
it back off from this same screen.⌉⌊Stop plugin and theme installs and uploads,
while updates keep working — and switch it back off from this same screen.⌉[
Stop plugin and theme installs and uploads, while updates keep working — and switch
it back off from this same screen.
[⌊Custom CSS lives under Appearance, in WordPress's own code editor, and stays when
you switch themes.⌉⌊Custom CSS lives under Appearance, in WordPress's own code editor,
and stays when you switch themes.⌉[
Custom CSS lives under Appearance, in WordPress’s own code editor, and stays when
you switch themes.
[⌊Edit CSS from the admin bar on any page of your site: the page restyles as you
type, and nothing is saved until you press Save.⌉⌊Edit CSS from the admin bar on
any page of your site: the page restyles as you type, and nothing is saved until
you press Save.⌉[
Edit CSS from the admin bar on any page of your site: the page restyles as you type,
and nothing is saved until you press Save.
[⌊Header & Footer Code under Appearance: one box each for the head, the top of the
body and the footer, and who last changed each one.⌉⌊Header & Footer Code under
Appearance: one box each for the head, the top of the body and the footer, and who
last changed each one.⌉[
Header & Footer Code under Appearance: one box each for the head, the top of the
body and the footer, and who last changed each one.
[⌊SMTP under Settings: pick a provider, save, and send a test email that shows what
the server said.⌉⌊SMTP under Settings: pick a provider, save, and send a test email
that shows what the server said.⌉[
SMTP under Settings: pick a provider, save, and send a test email that shows what
the server said.
[⌊Email Log in its own admin menu: every email your site sends, whether it went
out, and filters for status, period and search.⌉⌊Email Log in its own admin menu:
every email your site sends, whether it went out, and filters for status, period
and search.⌉[
Email Log in its own admin menu: every email your site sends, whether it went out,
and filters for status, period and search.
[⌊Open any logged email as it was sent, with its source a tab away. Scripts and
remote images are blocked in the preview.⌉⌊Open any logged email as it was sent,
with its source a tab away. Scripts and remote images are blocked in the preview
.⌉[
Open any logged email as it was sent, with its source a tab away. Scripts and remote
images are blocked in the preview.
[⌊Contact Form under Settings: where messages go, and the spam protection: a WordPress
nonce out of the box, or Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA. The shortcode
and block are in the Usage box.⌉⌊Contact Form under Settings: where messages go,
and the spam protection: a WordPress nonce out of the box, or Cloudflare Turnstile
or Google reCAPTCHA. The shortcode and block are in the Usage box.⌉[
Contact Form under Settings: where messages go, and the spam protection: a WordPress
nonce out of the box, or Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA. The shortcode
and block are in the Usage box.
[⌊Duplicate and Live Draft where you already work — the row actions, not a new menu.⌉⌊
Duplicate and Live Draft where you already work — the row actions, not a new menu
.⌉[
Duplicate and Live Draft where you already work — the row actions, not a new menu.
[⌊Rewrite a published page while it stays published. Merge back into the same post,
same URL.⌉⌊Rewrite a published page while it stays published. Merge back into the
same post, same URL.⌉[
Rewrite a published page while it stays published. Merge back into the same post,
same URL.
[⌊The redirects WordPress core skips: hierarchical pages, and posts moved to a new
parent.⌉⌊The redirects WordPress core skips: hierarchical pages, and posts moved
to a new parent.⌉[
The redirects WordPress core skips: hierarchical pages, and posts moved to a new
parent.
[⌊Sorting gets a screen of its own: drag a row where you want it — and the order
applies to your front-end queries too.⌉⌊Sorting gets a screen of its own: drag a
row where you want it — and the order applies to your front-end queries too.⌉[
Sorting gets a screen of its own: drag a row where you want it — and the order applies
to your front-end queries too.
[⌊Swapping a file for a different format tells you what references it first, then
keeps the old URL redirecting.⌉⌊Swapping a file for a different format tells you
what references it first, then keeps the old URL redirecting.⌉[
Swapping a file for a different format tells you what references it first, then
keeps the old URL redirecting.
## Bloques
Este plugin proporciona 1 bloque.
* Contact Form A name, email and message form that emails you, protected by Cloudflare
Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA.
## Instalación
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Plugins Add New Plugin**, search for «Adminkeep»
and click **Install Now**, then **Activate**.
2. Open **Settings Adminkeep**, or the **Settings** link under Adminkeep on the Plugins
screen. Every feature starts **off**; switch on only the ones you want.
3. To remove the plugin, deactivate and delete it as usual. Its settings and data
are kept, so installing it again brings them back; to remove them as well, switch
on **Delete all Adminkeep data when the plugin is deleted** under **Settings Adminkeep
Plugin settings** before deleting. Nothing it changed while enabled outlives switching
the feature off.
Or with WP-CLI:
```
wp plugin install adminkeep --activate
```
## FAQ
### Will this delete my comments?
Not unless you ask it to. Turning Disable Comments on only hides them — a test asserts
the comment
rows are untouched after a full enable-and-disable cycle.
There is a separate cleanup button that does delete, and it deletes **spam and trashed
comments
only
unless you tick the box to include approved ones. It shows the exact
count, asks you to
confirm, and cannot be undone.
### Can I turn it back off?
Yes, instantly. There is never a migration to run or a repair step to find.
The locks work purely through WordPress filters, so nothing was written to your
database to undo —
switch one off and your site is exactly as it was. The Content
features are deliberately different: they write the things you asked them to write.
A copy you made, an order you saved, a file you replaced, a redirect recorded when
you renamed a page — switching the feature off stops it doing any more, and leaves
what it already did alone. Work you did on purpose should not disappear because
you unticked a checkbox.
### Does this actually stop comment spam bots?
Yes. Bots usually POST straight to `wp-comments-post.php` without ever loading your
page, so
hiding the comment form does nothing. Adminkeep refuses those requests
with a 403 before WordPress processes them, and refuses comment creation through
the REST API as well.
### Is Installation Lockdown a security feature?
Not exactly, and it would be dishonest to say otherwise. It is enforced in PHP,
so anyone with
filesystem, database or WP-CLI access can bypass it. It reliably
stops accidents and casual changes — a client uploading a plugin zip from who knows
where, or overwriting an installed plugin with one. Treat it as a policy guard,
not a security boundary.
### Why not just use the DISALLOW_FILE_MODS constant?
Because it cannot be switched off from the admin. Once it is in `wp-config.php`
you need file
access to undo it, which strands people. Installation Lockdown filters
capabilities instead, so you can always turn it off from the settings screen. If
you want the harder version, the constant is still there and this plugin does not
interfere with it.
### Does the SMTP feature work with Gmail or Microsoft 365?
Gmail and Google Workspace: yes, with an app password. Microsoft 365 and Outlook.
com: no — Microsoft now requires signing in through Microsoft (OAuth) for SMTP,
which this feature does not support. A dedicated SMTP plugin is the better choice
there.
### Where is my SMTP password kept?
Encrypted in your site’s database, which protects it in database backups. For the
strongest setup define ADMINKEEP_SMTP_PASS (and the other ADMINKEEP_SMTP_* constants)
in wp-config.php: values set there are not saved to the database, and the settings
form does not display them.
### Does the email log store password-reset links?
They are removed before an email is stored, along with sign-in and account-activation
links. The
common link formats are covered, not every possible one, so treat it
as a safeguard rather than a guarantee. If you would rather not store email content
at all, Email Log has a setting to keep only the envelope — sender, recipient, subject
and status — and switch content storage off.
### What happens to the email log if I switch the feature off?
Switching it off stops logging. What is already logged stays until you delete it,
or delete the
plugin with «Delete all Adminkeep data when the plugin is deleted»
switched on. While it is off nothing new is recorded and the entries are not aged
out, so if you want the log emptied, empty it first — from the Email Log screen,
or with wp adminkeep email-log purge –all — and then switch the feature off.
### What happens to my settings and data when I delete Adminkeep?
They stay, unless you ask otherwise. Deleting the plugin keeps its settings, your
Custom CSS and
Header & Footer Code, the SMTP and contact form settings, the email
log and the Keep URL redirects, so installing it again brings everything back. To
remove all of it when the plugin is deleted, switch on «Delete all Adminkeep data
when the plugin is deleted» under Settings Adminkeep Plugin settings, or run `
wp adminkeep setting set delete_data=true`. Deactivating never deletes anything.
### Where does Header & Footer Code print?
On the front end of your site, on every page. The Head box goes inside ``,
before your theme’s own styles and scripts. The Body open box goes just after `<
body>` opens, on themes that support it (current themes do). The Footer box goes
at the end of the page, after WordPress’s own footer scripts. None of it is added
to the admin, the login page, feeds or the REST API.
Each box holds up to 64 KB. A snippet from an analytics or chat service is a few
kilobytes; for anything larger, upload the script as a file and load it with ``. The code is printed exactly as you saved it, so check a snippet
on a test page if you are unsure of it. Switching the feature off stops it printing
and keeps the code.
### Where are contact form messages stored?
The form itself stores nothing: each message is emailed to you and that is all.
If Email Log is on, it keeps a copy for its retention period, with whether the email
went out, and WordPress’s own personal data export and erase tools find those copies
by the visitor’s email address.
### Why can’t visitors see my contact form?
It is hidden only while Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA v3 is chosen without
both of its keys saved. Open Settings Contact Form and save them, or choose WordPress
Nonce, which needs none. Until then, administrators see a note where the form will
appear and visitors see nothing. If the screen says the last submission failed,
it names the reason, such as a secret key the provider refused.
### Does the contact form work with page caching?
Not with the default spam protection, WordPress Nonce. A nonce expires within a
day, so a page served from a cache for longer carries an expired one, and every
message sent from it is refused. On a site with a caching plugin, a host-level cache
or a CDN that caches pages, choose Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA v3 under
Settings Contact Form.
With either of those, yes. The form’s markup is then the same for every visitor
and carries no nonce or session, so a cached page keeps working. The spam check
runs afresh on every send, and the message goes out through a REST request that
is not cached.
### Does the contact form slow down my other pages?
No. The form carries its own small style and script, printed right after it, so
there is no extra file to load on pages without the form, which suits page builders.
Cloudflare’s or Google’s script is added only on pages that show the form.
### Can I manage Adminkeep with WP-CLI?
Yes, since 1.5.0. `wp adminkeep feature list` shows every feature, and `wp help
adminkeep` lists the commands for switching features, changing their settings, cleaning
up comments, replacing the Custom CSS or the Header & Footer Code, configuring SMTP
and the contact form, and choosing whether the settings screen hides unused features
for a user. If Installation Lockdown has locked you out of the admin, `wp adminkeep
feature disable install_lock` is the way back in.
## Reseñas
No hay reseñas para este plugin.
## Colaboradores y desarrolladores
«Adminkeep – Email Log, Custom CSS, Disable Comments, Site Lockdown & Admin Enhancements»
es un software de código abierto. Las siguientes personas han colaborado con este
plugin.
Colaboradores
* [ Shazzad Hossain Khan ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/sajib1223/)
[Traduce «Adminkeep – Email Log, Custom CSS, Disable Comments, Site Lockdown & Admin Enhancements» a tu idioma.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/adminkeep)
### ¿Interesado en el desarrollo?
[Revisa el código](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/adminkeep/) , echa
un vistazo al [repositorio SVN](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/adminkeep/) o
suscríbete al [registro de desarrollo](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/adminkeep/)
por [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/adminkeep/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss).
## Registro de cambios
#### 2.4.0
* New: the Contact Form works out of the box, protected by a WordPress nonce: no
keys and no outside service. Not for sites that cache their pages; choose Cloudflare
Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA there.
* Changed: the Contact Form’s «None (form hidden)» choice is gone. To take the
form down, remove its block or shortcode, or switch the feature off.
* Improved: the contact form’s fields have a clean look of their own on themes
that do not style form fields, such as Twenty Twenty-Five. Themes that do still
win.
* Improved: the contact form’s email says which page it was sent from on any page
of the site, archives and author pages included.
* Changed: Settings Contact Form shows how to place the form in a side box, and
warns only when the form is hidden.
* Fixed: after switching the contact form’s spam protection, the screen no longer
shows the old provider’s last error.
#### 2.3.0
* New: Contact Form, in the Email group. A name, email and message form for any
page, as a block or the `[adminkeep_contact_form]` shortcode, emailed to you
through WordPress’s own mailer, so SMTP delivers it and Email Log shows whether
it went out. Protected by Cloudflare Turnstile or Google reCAPTCHA v3 with your
own keys, and hidden until they are set. Nothing is stored. The form carries
its own small style and script, and the spam check’s script loads only on pages
that show the form. Settings under Settings Contact Form, or `wp adminkeep contact-
form get|set`.
* Changed: Nice Default Emails also dresses up the contact form’s own emails.
* New: the readme has an External services section. Adminkeep connects to an outside
service only when you switch on SMTP or the contact form and set it up.
* Improved: the Live Preview on wordpress.org opens on Email Log with a few sample
emails.
#### 2.2.0
* Changed: deleting Adminkeep now keeps its settings and data, so installing it
again brings them back. To remove everything when the plugin is deleted, switch
on «Delete all Adminkeep data when the plugin is deleted» in the new Plugin settings
tab under Settings Adminkeep, or run `wp adminkeep setting set delete_data=true`.
* New: Header & Footer Code can be read and saved over the REST API at `adminkeep/
v1/header-footer-code`, so a site reached with an application password can have
it updated. Boxes left out of a save are kept. The same permissions and checks
apply as on the Header & Footer Code screen.
* Improved: Custom CSS and Header & Footer Code save without reloading the page.
* Fixed: deleting the plugin now also clears the scheduled Live Draft clean-up,
and deleting it with its data also removes the marker Live Draft leaves on a
merged copy.
#### 2.1.0
* New: edit Custom CSS on your live site. Edit CSS in the admin bar opens a code
panel beside the page, and the page restyles as you type, the way the Customizer’s
CSS box did. Nothing is saved until you press Save. The panel stays open while
you browse to other pages, until you close it. Appearance Custom CSS opens it
too, from its Live preview box.
* New: a Custom CSS setting, «Show Edit CSS in the admin bar», on by default. Untick
it to hide the admin bar item; the panel still opens from Appearance Custom
CSS.
* New: Custom CSS can be read and saved over the REST API at `adminkeep/v1/custom-
css`, so a site reached with an application password can have its CSS updated
without logging in to wp-admin. The same permissions and checks apply as on the
Custom CSS screen.
* Changed: the settings now list the feature groups as Site Lock, Appearance, Email,
Admin and Content.
#### 2.0.0
* New: Header & Footer Code, in Appearance. Three boxes (Head, Body open and Footer)
for analytics and verification tags, tag managers and chat widgets, printed on
the front end of every page exactly as saved. Each box shows who last changed
it and when, and holds up to 64 KB. Only administrators who are allowed to post
unfiltered HTML can open it.
* New WP-CLI commands: `wp adminkeep code get ` prints one box,
and `wp adminkeep code set []` replaces it from a file
or standard input.
* Changed: Email Log now has its own item in the admin menu, right below where
the Email Log plugin puts its own, with a different envelope icon so the two
can be told apart. To keep it under Tools, tick «Show Email Log under the Tools
menu» in the Email Log settings. Old Tools Email Log links still work.
* Changed: the Adminkeep logo beside each feature screen’s heading (Email Log,
SMTP, Custom CSS, Header & Footer Code, Sort, Replace file) opens that feature’s
own settings instead of the settings overview.
* Changed: `wp adminkeep css get` prints the CSS exactly as stored, with no newline
added, so its output can be piped back into `css set` unchanged.
* Fixed: Custom CSS that starts with a blank line keeps it when saved from the
screen.
#### 1.10.0
* New: Nice Default Emails, in Email. WordPress’s own plain-text emails (password
resets, new-user and comment notices, update reports, personal data requests,
and multisite sign-ups; 25 in all) go out in one clean HTML layout headed by
your site’s name, with clickable links. WooCommerce and other plugins’ emails,
and anything already sent as HTML, are left as they are. No settings. Developers
can keep an email plain with the `adminkeep_nice_emails_wrap` filter.
* New: Settings SMTP can copy your SMTP connection settings from WP Mail SMTP
in one click (server, port, encryption, username, password, From address and
name). Only SMTP-mailer setups can be copied; values held in wp-config.php are
kept. `wp adminkeep smtp import wp-mail-smtp [--dry-run]` does the same from
a shell.
* New WP-CLI commands: `wp adminkeep emails list` and `wp adminkeep emails send
...|--all --to=` send WordPress’s own emails to one address so you
can see them in a real inbox.
* Fixed: Disable File Editing now applies to super admins on a multisite network.
#### 1.9.0
* New: Username Privacy, in Site Lock. Author pages and the `?author=1` probe answer«
not found» to visitors, the REST users list is closed to them, authors are left
out of the sitemap (WordPress’s own and Yoast SEO’s) and out of embed previews,
and author names in your theme stop linking to author pages. Logged-in users
see everything as before; nothing is written.
#### 1.8.1
* Changed: «Hide unused features» is now one setting for the whole site instead
of one per administrator. If any administrator had it on, it stays on.
* Changed: WP-CLI `wp adminkeep view` is replaced by `wp adminkeep setting get [
]` and `wp adminkeep setting set key=value`, the same shape as `feature
set`, so plugin-level settings and feature settings read alike. `wp adminkeep
setting set hide_unused=true` does what `view hide-unused --user=` did,
for the whole site.
#### 1.8.0
* Fixed: with Installation Lockdown on, «View details» for a plugin (from an update
notice or a «Requires:» line) opened on an error. It now opens; installing from
it is still blocked.
* New WP-CLI commands: `wp adminkeep view get|hide-unused|show-all --user=` read and set whether the settings screen hides unused features for that user.(
Replaced in 1.8.1 by `wp adminkeep setting set hide_unused=true|false`, site-
wide.)
#### 1.7.0
* New: Email Log. Tools Email Log lists the email your site sends, with recipient,
subject and whether it was sent or failed, plus filters by status and date and
a search; the sender, headers and content are one click away in the preview.
* New: Email Log filters sit in the list’s top bar, with a Period filter (1 hour
to 30 days, or a custom date range), and Screen Options shows or hides columns,
including a From column that starts hidden.
* New: Preview a logged email in a window, rendered as it was sent, with its source
a tab away. Scripts and remote images are blocked in the preview. Emails that
carry both HTML and plain text show each in its own tab.
* The log records the sender an SMTP plugin really used, even one that sets it
at send time such as FluentSMTP, with the sender’s name.
* Password-reset, sign-in and activation links are removed before an email is stored,
and you can switch content storage off.
* Old entries are deleted automatically (30 days by default; choose from 7 days
up to 2 years) and the log is trimmed to the newest 10,000.
* New WP-CLI commands: `wp adminkeep email-log list|get|count|purge`.
* New: bring your history across from the Email Log plugin with `wp adminkeep email-
log import email-log`. Emails are stored the way Adminkeep would have stored
them (links removed, the retention setting respected), running it again only
adds what is new, and the other plugin’s log is left as it was.
* New: while the Email Log plugin is active, Tools Email Log shows a «Copy from
Email Log» button that does the same import from the screen, and says how many
emails it copied and skipped.
* Works with or without the SMTP feature, and only administrators can open the
log.
* Changed: Adminkeep’s settings moved from their own top-level menu to **Settings
Adminkeep**. Old links and bookmarks still work, and the Plugins screen now has
a Settings link.
* Fixed: saving the SMTP screen while ADMINKEEP_SMTP_* constants were set in wp-
config.php cleared the saved values for those fields, so removing the constants
later left SMTP without a host or password. The saved values are now kept, as`
wp adminkeep smtp set` already did.
#### 1.6.0
* New: «Hide unused features» on the settings page. Switch it on and the menu lists
only the features you use. Search still finds the rest. (Per administrator until
1.8.1 made it site-wide.)
* Improved: the Overview lists the features you have switched on first, and its«
features enabled» count updates as soon as you save.
* Improved: the Registered column on the Users screen is narrower and shows a short
month (Jan 10, 2024).
* Fixed: the SMTP test email was sent twice.
* Fixed: notices from other plugins were squeezed into the Adminkeep header on
the settings page. They now sit above it.
* Fixed: after switching on Custom CSS or SMTP, the link to its screen appears
as soon as you save, without reloading.
* Fixed: the settings filter only searched the first group.
#### 1.5.0
* New: WP-CLI. `wp adminkeep` switches features on and off, changes their settings,
cleans up comments, replaces the Custom CSS, configures SMTP and sends a test
email. Run `wp help adminkeep` to see every command.
#### 1.4.0
* New: SMTP, in a new Email group. Send your site’s email through any SMTP server,
with provider presets, a test email that shows the server’s own reply, and settings
that can live in wp-config.php.
* Changed: screens Adminkeep adds elsewhere in the admin (SMTP, Custom CSS, Order,
Replace file) now carry a small Adminkeep mark at the start of the heading, linking
to the Adminkeep settings. The settings page shows the mark too.
#### 1.3.0
* New: User Registration Date — a sortable Registered column on the Users screen,
in a new Admin group. It uses the date WordPress already stores, so every existing
user has one.
* Changed: the switch on each panel now reads «Enable this feature».
* Removed: the Overview note about Version Lock leaving in 1.1.0.
#### 1.2.0
* New: Custom CSS — site-level front-end CSS under Appearance Custom CSS. It belongs
to the site, not the theme, so it stays when you switch themes.
* Changed: internal names now match the plugin name. Settings and redirects are
carried over automatically.
* Changed: plugin and author links now point to adminkeep.com.
#### 1.1.0
* Initial release.
## Meta
* Version **2.4.0**
* Last updated **hace 2 días**
* Active installations **50+**
* WordPress version ** 6.9 o superior **
* Tested up to **7.1.2**
* PHP version ** 7.4 o superior **
* Language
* [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/adminkeep/)
* Tags
* [custom css](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/custom-css/)[disable comments](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/disable-comments/)
[email log](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/email-log/)[enhancements](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/enhancements/)
[lockdown](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/lockdown/)
* [Vista avanzada](https://es-ec.wordpress.org/plugins/adminkeep/advanced/)
## Valoraciones
No reviews have been submitted yet.
[Your review](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/adminkeep/reviews/#new-post)
[See all reviews](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/adminkeep/reviews/)
## Colaboradores
* [ Shazzad Hossain Khan ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/sajib1223/)
## Soporte
¿Tienes algo que decir? ¿Necesitas ayuda?
[Ver el foro de soporte](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/adminkeep/)