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How to disable specific plugins on specific pages?
To remove it, I placed this function in your functions.php and before any instance of wp_head (); is called: you can now use the free plugin Freesoul Deactivate Plugins to deactivate specific plugins on specific pages, posts, custom posts and archives, the settings page is really simple
How to disable selective plugin loading in WordPress?
You have to enable “Selective Plugin Loading” under it’s settings (make sure to follow their directions given for enabling it) Then in your post/page editor there is a box below the compose window with tickboxes to disable whichever particular plugin for that page
How to get rid of plugins in WordPress?
Programmatically list and filter plugins before page loads. Programmatically filter and deactivate unnecessary plugins with a mu-plugin. Filter and deactivate unnecessary plugins using a plugin. Track the site performance.
Where are the must use plugins in WordPress?
In a nutshell, Must Use Plugins are single files living in the wp-content/mu-plugins folder. They cannot be controlled (just seen) in the WordPress Dashboard. If you need more information on how and why they work, check out Must Use Plugins in the WordPress Codex.
What should I do if my plugin list is empty?
Most plugins can be installed and used immediately by checking the box adjacent to the plugin and clicking Install without restart. If the list of available plugins is empty, the master might be incorrectly configured or has not yet downloaded plugin meta-data from the Update Center.
How can I get rid of plugins in WordPress?
Edit a page or post and scroll down to the Asset CleanUp section. Now you’ll see all plugins running on the page, as well as CSS and JavaScript files from WordPress theme, core, and third party scripts. You can unload each of them on the individual page, site-wide, by post type, or using regular expressions.