• Resolved maximinime

    (@maximinime)


    I used this plugin to put a site in maintenance mode before updating from 3.5.2 to 3.6. Everything went perfectly and the site stayed in maintenance mode after the update just like I wanted, until I tried to turn it off. I had to completely deactivate it to do so because the script that expands the settings row did not work. In Firebug, I manually removed the class that hides the settings table row, so I could see the settings, but it would still not let me update the maintenance status to False.

    This plugin should really make a submenu item under the main Settings menu and its own page of settings, rather than cram another row into the list of plugins.

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-maintenance-mode/

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