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I’ve added an option to the HTML5Press options page that will allow you to enable maintenance mode for your site. This will let you show a message to visitors letting them know your site is under maintenance.
This will be especially helpful while making changes to your site or while tinkering with HTML5Press. Your site will still be visible to logged in users, but visitors will receive the maintenance message. This is achieved using the wp_die WordPress function.
Be sure to disable maintenance mode after you’re done though, or your visitors will continue to receive the maintenance message!
I’ve added support for link post formats. Just click on the title of this post to follow the link.
To define a link, simply add a custom field to the post with a name of “LinkFormatURL” (without the quotes) and use the URL you’d like to link to as the custom field value.
When clicking on the title of this post, you’ll be taken to the Post Formats page of the WordPress Codex.
