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How do I disable a page in WordPress?
First, login to your WordPress dashboard. Navigate to the post you want to unpublish, and locate the Publish meta box on the right side….How to completely unpublish a page or post
- Click the blue Edit link.
- Choose the Draft status.
- Click the OK button.
- Update the post.
How do I disable a plugin?
Google Chrome:
- Click the menu icon “≡” at the top right of the browser window, choose More tools and choose Extensions to open the Extensions.
- Uncheck Enabled to disable an extension or lick the trash can icon next to the extension you want to delete.
- Click the Disable link under the plugin you want to disable.
How do you disable a plugin?
Are Perfmatters worth?
Perfmatters is a fantastic plugin that improved the performance and speed of my website. I can clearly see a 40% boost and love their customer support; it’s top-notch. I would recommend this; it’s worth buying.
How to disable WordPress plugins on specific pages and posts?
The Global Plugins options page provides a drag&drop facility that allows the admin user to globally disable plugins, preventing WordPress to run one or more plugins anywhere in the site, unless it’s differently specified for single posts or pages. The same feature is available for search page and post types.
How do I remove a plugin from a page?
Finally, if the current plugin is not in the array of active plugins, and the current page’s URI does not contain /contact/, then we remove the plugin from $plugins. Now save your plugin and upload it to your /wp-content/mu-plugins/ folder. Clear the cache and add the [activeplugins] shortcode to several pages.
Is there a way to sneak in plugins in WordPress?
The following method allows you to sneak in many plugins to your WordPress installation, without a significant performance hit. The approach uses the WordPress concept called Must Use Plugins. When you look at the WordPress loading sequence (of actions fired, not files loaded), you’ll understand why.
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.