Update Dashboard Lock extension docs for new add-on path and lock behavior - #87
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WalkthroughThis PR updates the Dashboard Lock documentation page: the add-on URL path changes from ChangesDashboard Lock documentation update
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In `@add-ons/security/dashboard-lock-extension.mdx`:
- Line 230: The lock recovery instructions currently inline the .htaccess marker
text, which makes the exact removal target easy to miss. Update the content
around the Dashboard Lock Extension marker guidance to present the start/end
marker and replacement text as a literal fenced snippet instead of plain prose.
Keep the wording in the same section that references the Dashboard Lock
Extension so the exact marker remains easy to copy and use.
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add-ons/security/dashboard-lock-extension.mdx
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| Remove the code inserted by the Dashboard Lock Extension \# BEGIN MainWP Secure and Clean // remove code from here # END MainWP Secure and Clean | ||
| Remove the code inserted by the Dashboard Lock Extension \# BEGIN MainWP Secure and Clean. // remove code from here # END MainWP Secure and Clean. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the .htaccess marker in a literal block.
Inlining the start/end marker text makes it easier to miss or miscopy the exact removal target during lock recovery. A fenced snippet would be clearer and less error-prone.
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-Remove the code inserted by the Dashboard Lock Extension \# BEGIN MainWP Secure and Clean. // remove code from here # END MainWP Secure and Clean.
+Remove the code inserted by the Dashboard Lock Extension:
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+```htaccess
+# BEGIN MainWP Secure and Clean
+// remove code from here
+# END MainWP Secure and Clean
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| Remove the code inserted by the Dashboard Lock Extension \# BEGIN MainWP Secure and Clean. // remove code from here # END MainWP Secure and Clean. | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@add-ons/security/dashboard-lock-extension.mdx` at line 230, The lock recovery
instructions currently inline the .htaccess marker text, which makes the exact
removal target easy to miss. Update the content around the Dashboard Lock
Extension marker guidance to present the start/end marker and replacement text
as a literal fenced snippet instead of plain prose. Keep the wording in the same
section that references the Dashboard Lock Extension so the exact marker remains
easy to copy and use.
Summary
/add-on/dashboard-lock/URL and refresh the version metadata to5.1Add-ons > Security > Dashboard LockTesting
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