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Hello wmcig, there is currently no such plugin.

There's probably a simpler way, to just put an if statement in your "theme.php" to not load any content if the the admin isn't logged in for specific pages. I could prepare a quick example if you're interested?

Hello Plinnie. Trying to understand what the issue is: - installing themes and plugins or - WonderCMS admin not working as expected due to the admin.JS and .css not being fetched? From what I understand the "calling home" is the two admin and JS scripts that are fetched from the CDN? If it...

Hello Marciphan, this translation has now been added to the official plugins repository. It should be available to users within the next 12 hours. If you wish, we can add you to our official list of contributors, we just need your name + website. - https://www.wondercms.com/contributors Thanks again!

This has now been fixed, thank you!
Changes made on: https://github.com/robiso/translation-italian

Hello @eaglaman, no worries, your translations have already live since 15th January.

It's available here: https://github.com/robiso/translation-italian.

Thank you for your efforts, you're already listed on https://www.wondercms.com/contributors
Thank you for your contributions!

No worries at all.

What are if you created the separate JS file and include it with <script src="path/to/your/file.js></script> since PHP isn't allowed in the editable fields - with or without editor.

You can also paste the JS code to see if there's anyone that can help.

This is why I asked in one of the previous posts, it seemed that might happen.

It would be also interesting to also try creating a deperate JS file with the script and include it in the editor. However this would require editing the JS file each time.

It shouldn't make much difference where you're doing it in Monaco/Summernote or without editors, the result should be basically the same if you use the code editor mode. Either way, this is great feedback, hopefully the solution stays there and makes it easy for whoever will be maintaining it. Also ...

This is awesome Greg, but what happens if you click inside the editable field (and not on the link itself) while you are logged in? There's another idea if needed, if you use the additional contents plugin and create a new field, you can paste the cloaking script in a separate editable field from th...

Wasn't completely sure if you had any additional issues, so rather confirmed than falsely marking it as solved.
Cheers for marking it!