Make certain plugins required so that they cannot be (easily) deactivated. | Gatekeeper: @aubreypwd
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Make certain plugins required so that they cannot be (easily) deactivated. | Gatekeeper: @aubreypwd
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Dictate which plugins should, or should not be active on a WordPress site through simple config files
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