WordPress Toolkit log entries created after updating WordPress Toolkit to v5.7 are accessible only via the Logs screen for now.Updated look’n’feel of several UI components.Once a WordPress site is present, the link is changed to WordPress Toolkit. WordPress Toolkit now shows Install WordPress link on Websites & Domains site card if there’s no WordPress detected.Server admins can use the CLI command -update-login-url-suffix to change login URL suffix.A new email notification about blocklisted plugins disabled by WordPress Toolkit is now available.Sets and global Plugins tabs now fully support the plugin blocklist feature.Hotlink protection feature now allows site admins to configure which file extensions should be protected and which domains can be trusted.This behavior can be turned off via Restrict access to WordPress admin dashboard option in Maintenance Mode settings. It is now possible to log in to WordPress when the site is in maintenance mode.

New Autoupdate all plugins / themes switch added to the Plugins and Themes tabs of the site card allows toggling autoupdates for all plugins or themes on a site at once.

Autoupdates for individual plugins and themes can be toggled on the respective Plugins and Themes tabs of the site card.

When Defined individually update policy is selected, site admins can also choose to enable autoupdates by default for all new plugins or themes installed via WordPress Tookit.

Site-wide autoupdate policy now lets to choose between forcing all plugin or theme autoupdates (like before), or allowing every plugin and theme to use their own autoupdate settings.WordPress Toolkit now supports configuring automatic updates for individual plugins and themes.

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