Disable Comments

Once you have installed the Disable Comments plugin, you need to access the plugin settings and enable the primary function to disable comments for your blog.

Yes, you can disable comments for individual posts without needing the plugin. Navigate to the edit page for the post you wish to disable comments on. Scroll down to the “Discussion” box, where you will find the comment options for that specific post. If you don’t see the “Discussion” box, click on “Screen Options” at the top of your screen and ensure the “Discussion” checkbox is selected.

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To disable comments across your entire WordPress site, you can utilize the Disable Comments RB plugin. After installing and activating the plugin, navigate to its settings and enable the option to globally disable comments. This will effectively turn off comments for all posts and pages on your website.

Yes, with Disable Comments RB, you have the flexibility to enable comments on specific posts or pages if needed. Simply edit the individual post or page, scroll down to the “Discussion” box, and enable comments as desired. This allows you to customize the commenting functionality on a per-post or per-page basis while still benefiting from the overall comment disabling feature provided by the plugin.

Yes, Disable Comments RB is designed to work seamlessly with custom post types as well as standard posts and pages. Whether you’re using custom post types for portfolio items, products, or any other content, you can easily manage comment settings using the plugin. Simply access the settings for each custom post type to configure comment options according to your preferences.

While Disable Comments RB primarily focuses on disabling comments, it does not directly address spam prevention. However, you can still utilize other WordPress plugins or built-in features to combat spam comments effectively. Consider installing a dedicated anti-spam plugin or enabling comment moderation to approve comments before they appear on your site. Additionally, implementing CAPTCHA or reCAPTCHA verification can further deter automated spam bots from submitting comments.