Images In Maintenance Mode

Images In Maintenance Mode

When maintenance mode is enabled, Image Protection is automatically activated. 

This feature locks the entire image folder and secures it with basic authentication. 

While active, no hosted images will be visibleâ€"including those embedded in emailsâ€"since they are primarily linked to the protected image folder in the back office. 

This ensures that new kit assets remain hidden until the site is taken out of maintenance mode.

Do not upload kit images while maintenance mode is disabled. If you do, search engine crawlers will be able to access and extract those images, exposing them before launch.

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