HTTP Authentication site lock
IgniterAuth protects your website from the being accessible to the public and bots. It’s particularly useful when deploying beta or staging environments to make the site inaccessible to the public and also protect it from being crawled and indexed by search bots. Features Plugin featured overview: W
IgniterAuth protects your website from the being accessible to the public and bots. It’s particularly useful when deploying beta or staging environments to make the site inaccessible to the public and also protect it from being crawled and indexed by search bots.
Features
Plugin featured overview:
- Works with any WordPress theme
- Visible only to non logged in users
- Give your users access using a custom username/password or by using the WP site credentials.
- Enable ‘noindex’ meta tags and ‘X-Robots-Tag: noindex’ in the header of your site
- Translation ready
Notes
Our aim is to help you get the most out of your WordPress site both with our Plugins and Themes.
If you feel that we have achieved this by using this plugin, please leave us a review . We appreciate it very much and your feedback helps us develop better plugins and themes.
Thank you James
Privacy Statement
This plugin does not collect any personal information about you. When you activate, disactivate and remove the plugin a ping is sent to our server for usage statistics.
Screenshots & previews.
Frequently asked questions.
I have activated the plugin, but my site does not appear to be locked.
After activation of the plugin logged in users won’t be asked to authenticate again. The authentication dialog will appear for non logged in users.
I see the authentication dialog. What is the username and password?
With the default plugin settings, you can login using your WP site user credentials. If you have set a custom username and password, then you need to use those credentials.