The Wordpress Toolkit sets are only allowing preinstalling plugins and theme but does not allow any configurations such as site name, permalink settings or any other plugin related configurations

By default, Plesk's WordPress Toolkit should provide the option to disallow re-use of old passwords.

Please create a new sort option for Plugins, Themes with „Update available“ or „up to date“.

I offer to switch Wordpress toolkit screenshot service to use only fixed and published IPs, for security purpose.

Plesk - Wordpress Toolkit should support Roots.io Bedrock.

https://roots.io/bedrock/

Namely, when (date and time) updates to WordPress and its plugins and themes were installed.
And also when backup recovery was used.

It should be possible to exclude some bots from "bot protection" option in Wordpress Toolkit, for example, Semrushbot is used for seo in sites, and it should remain active, or acunetix is a security scanner and users may want to use it, whlie blocking other unwanted bots.

This idea was already mentioned on: https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/39722035-custom-labels-in-wp-toolkit-and-additional-filteri

And to give some ideas of what custom labels could be added:
- managed / unmanaged
- notes about who manages the site
- notes about special environments besides production / staging / ...

It would be less work to not have to look up these informations for each site and be able to just add a short custom label. For us these labels do not need to be filtered, but it would be a nice-to-have to have this addition like described in the original thread.

It is only possible to install a new WordPress instance with such options:
https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/cli-linux/using-command-line-utilities/wptoolkit-wordpress-toolkit.78685/

For example:
plesk ext wp-toolkit --install -domain-name <domain> -auto-updates true -plugins-auto-updates true -themes-auto-updates true

The other way is to manage it via Plesk GUI for existing domains:
https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002224733

Please add a feature to manage all updates for existing wordpress domains via SSH/WP-CLI

Please consider adding functionality to auto-generate SSL (let's encrypt or premium wildcard SSL) for WordPress multisite custom domain names.

Localwp (https://localwp.com/) is an amazing tool for WordPress development. It integrates with two hosts, FlyWheel and WPEngine, which works amazingly well as well. You can clone an environment from the host to your local environment and upload it back to your host in a matter of a few clicks.

If there could be a Plesk integration as well, that would make the be great!!! ( https://localwp.com/host-interest/ )

Is it possible to exclude certain plugins when CloningSyncing a WP instance?

Example: customer wants to have AWS Cloudfront plugin only on live site and not on staging site. WHen they sync all plugins are copied.

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For now, the only way to manage WordPress Smart Updates notifications is to enable/disable them at all under Tools & Settings > Notifications > WordPress application updates.

Please add feature to manage Smart Updates notifications, particularly receiving only failed updates.

Hi,

A must have feature would be to have a button to 1 click install wordpress core files.

Lets say you got a wordpress site with wordpress 4.9.
This wordpress got hacked, you got tons of files infected in wordpress core.
In one click wp toolkit can replace all website's cores files with fresh ones.

That would help handling with hacked websites in a matter of minutes, instead of doing it manually.

The WordPress Toolkit and Smart Updates shall register custom/premium assets like themes and plugins which aren't available on WordPress.org. Basically, if the Dashboard in the WordPress backend shows updates, the toolkit and Smart Updates should be able to recognize them and and include them into the update and test.

For example, the customer has a WordPress set with the required plugins.

And this WordPress set is defined in ServicePlans > ServicePlanName > Additional Services > WordPress Toolkit

However, after creating the subscription example.com in Domains > example.com > WordPress > Plugins can be found that plugins like Hello Dolly or Akismet Anti-Spam are also installed however they were not pre-selected.

Please add the CLI method to prevent the installation of such unnecessary for customer plugins.

We'd like to auto-deploy some wordpress instances on our Plesk server. I've tested the Wordpress Toolkit, and it works great, but I have one problem : The Wordpress admin password isn't sent to the customer.

I know that we can read the password from the Plesk Interface, but I'd like our users to get their wordpress password without having them to log on into Plesk.

Please implement any solution to send the Wordpress password to the customer, e.g to get it trough the API call or to be able to sent the email notification directly from Plesk.

To implement the button Scan from user interface, through CLI so that the Plesk Admin (or root) can search newly installed Wordpress on the server.

When the miniOrange 2 Factor Authentication (MFA) plugin is enabled Wordpress Toolkit provides a failed login attempt error and sends a notification before letting to insert MFA. It would be better if when logging in to WP Dashboard from Plesk UI there will be no failed login attempts when any mfa is enabled