For security and other reasons
you may want to restricts access to the
admintools plugin from other
users on your website.
By default admintools
prevents any user who is not
an admnistrateor from accessing
any of the features.
However you can additionally
place restrictions on other administrators
using the master password function.
Once you have selected it
enter a password that is required
before anyone can access the
admintools plugin.
When that's done select
the features that you want to be protected
by this password.
As you can see by default
none of them are restricted.
But you can simply select all
or individually.
I recommend that you select all.
Once you've done that click
save changes.
You can now see that the only
way an administrator can
access admintools is by entering
the password.
If you try to select any of the
options without entering the password
you will be rejected
stating that you need to be authorised
As soon as you enter the password
you can go ahead and use any of the features.
This ensures that you can configure
admintools for your website
and prevent other administrators
from making any changes.