Docs
Short and complete: how to install the plugin and what every setting does.
Installation
How to install Adminkeep from your WordPress admin or WP-CLI, what it needs to run, how updates arrive, and what deleting the plugin keeps or removes.
Configuration
Every Adminkeep setting, feature by feature, with defaults — email log, custom CSS, header code, SMTP, disabling comments, blocking plugin installs.
Comment cleanup
The one Adminkeep tool that deletes anything. It removes spam and trashed comments by default, leaves WooCommerce data alone, and shows the count first.
Compatibility
How Adminkeep works alongside WooCommerce, membership plugins, Jetpack, security plugins, DISALLOW_FILE_MODS and multisite, and what it needs to run.
WP-CLI commands
Every wp adminkeep command: switch features on and off, change settings, replace CSS and header code, set up SMTP and Contact Form, read logs.
Email Log
How Adminkeep's Email Log works: what Sent, Failed and Unconfirmed mean, filters and search, the preview, retention, importing old logs, and WP-CLI.
Nice Default Emails
How Adminkeep's Nice Default Emails works: the 25 WordPress core emails it wraps in HTML, what the layout holds, what is left alone, the filter and WP-CLI.
Custom CSS
How Adminkeep's Custom CSS works: the Appearance screen, the live editor in the admin bar, what is refused, who can edit it, the REST API route and WP-CLI.
Header & Footer Code
How Adminkeep's Header & Footer Code works: the Head, Body open and Footer boxes, where each prints, who can edit them, the 64 KB limit, REST API and WP-CLI.
Contact Form
How Adminkeep's Contact Form works: block and shortcode, Send to, a WordPress nonce or Turnstile and reCAPTCHA v3 keys, page caching and WP-CLI.
Two-Factor Login
How Adminkeep's Two-Factor Login works: the emailed code, choosing roles, remembered devices, the recovery link, and three ways back in if you are locked out.
Looking for problem-focused walkthroughs instead? See the guides.