Redirect all WordPress pages & posts to a hard-coded URL; doesn't affect the backend.
It uses the template_redirect action as suggested in https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/76807/86662.
- Download the PHP file and configure the hard-coded options to suit your needs.
- Copy the PHP file to either the plugins directory or the mu-plugins directory; in the latter case, there's no need to activate the plugin.
The plugin has a bunch of hard-coded options, that can be changed right in the PHP file:
/**
* Print debug information to debug.log?
*/
define( __NAMESPACE__ . "\\DEBUG", true );
/**
* Redirection URL
*/
define( __NAMESPACE__ . "\\DESTINATION_URL", "https://www.omai.it/omai-punti-vendita/" );
/**
* If the redirection URL is a WordPress page or post, specify here its WordPress ID
*/
define( __NAMESPACE__ . "\\DESTINATION_URL_ID", "32965" );
/**
* Logged-in users with this capability won't be redirected; leave blank to redirect
* everybody.
*/
define( __NAMESPACE__ . "\\USER_CAPABILITY", "manage_options" );
/**
* Logged-in users with one of these emails won't be redirected to the lockout URL,
* independently from their capabilities; leave blank to redirect everybody.
*/
define( __NAMESPACE__ . "\\USER_EMAILS", [] );
/**
* Logged-in users with one of these emails won't be redirected to the lockout URL;
* after they log-in however they will be redirected to the home page.
*/
define( __NAMESPACE__ . "\\PREVIEW_EMAILS", ["[email protected]"] );
/**
* Redirection status: 302 for temporary redirect, 301 for permanent redirect.
*/
define( __NAMESPACE__ . "\\REDIRECT_STATUS_CODE", "302" );