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Install it. Configure it. Make it yours.

Follow this quick guide to install GoPixel WP Admin Studio and roll out modules carefully on your WordPress site.

Current bundled release

GoPixel WP Admin Studio & Toolkit · v1.3.6

ZIP plugin package · WordPress admin toolkit

↓ Download ZIP
01 · Install

Upload the plugin

  1. Sign in to your WordPress dashboard.
  2. Go to Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin.
  3. Select the downloaded ZIP and choose Install Now.
  4. Activate the plugin after installation completes.
02 · Open Studio

Find the settings

Open the Admin Studio menu in wp-admin. Explore the appearance builder, custom content tools, security settings, optimizer, caching, snippets, maintenance/redirect controls and the new White Label module. White Label is opt-in and disabled by default; turn on only the branding areas you want to change.

03 · Configure

Start with low-risk changes

Choose a theme preset and branding first. Then review each module individually and keep notes about the changes you make. Only enable the functionality your site needs.

04 · Verify

Test the result

Check admin pages, login/logout, user roles, the front end, page-builder screens, forms and any caching behavior. If something conflicts, disable the last setting you changed and review your configuration.

System requirements and compatibility

  • Minimum WordPress: 6.0.
  • PHP: 7.4 or newer.
  • Tested version stated in plugin readme: WordPress 6.7. The project readme also states compatibility with 6.0 through 6.7+; test against your specific WordPress release and stack.
  • Multisite: the plugin readme states support for single-site and multisite networks.

Important security and performance notes

Back up your site before major changes. Test the plugin on a staging copy before changing login URLs, enforcing two-factor authentication, changing role access, enabling country rules, disabling WordPress APIs/components, or installing an object-cache drop-in.

New installations leave higher-impact security and performance switches off until explicitly enabled; existing saved settings are not automatically reset by the hardening defaults. Security settings are not a substitute for secure hosting, updates, strong credentials, backups and monitoring. A custom login URL is also not a complete security boundary. Make sure at least one administrator retains access before applying role or login restrictions.

Caching can conflict with dynamic pages, memberships, carts or logged-in experiences. Validate page exclusions and cache purging on your stack. Redis/Memcached object caching requires compatible server services; enabling the plugin option alone does not provision those services.

Custom fields and page builders

The plugin documents integrations for Bricks, Breakdance, Oxygen, Elementor, WPML and TranslatePress. Availability and field rendering can vary by builder, configuration and plugin version, so test the exact setup you use.

Using the bundled ZIP

This site package includes the supplied v1.3.6 plugin ZIP. Version 1.3.6 fixes configuration-preserving exports; exported ZIPs retain custom post types, taxonomies, field groups, options pages, snippets, redirects, custom code and saved settings. New installs use safer opt-in defaults, SVG uploads are disabled by default, and uninstall cleanup removes plugin-owned data and its managed cache drop-in without deleting posts or user content. The website is static HTML/CSS/JavaScript; downloads do not update automatically, so replace the ZIP and release notes for future versions.