Disable Comments
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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月25日 18:50 |
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| PHP版本: | 7.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPL-3.0-or-later |
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详情介绍:
- All “Comments” links are hidden from the Admin Menu and Admin Bar.
- All comment-related sections (“Recent Comments”, “Discussion” etc.) are hidden from the WordPress Dashboard.
- All comment-related widgets are disabled (so your theme cannot use them).
- The “Discussion” settings page is hidden.
- All comment RSS/Atom feeds are disabled (and requests for these will be redirected to the parent post).
- The X-Pingback HTTP header is removed from all pages.
- Outgoing pingbacks are disabled.
- Stop spam comments entirely from the site with one click.
- Delete comments by type, including WooCommerce product reviews.
- Disable comments via XML-RPC & REST-API
- Fully Multi-site Network supported.
- Manage multiple website network-specific subsites or entire network comments in advance.
- Exclude Disable Comments Settings based on user roles.
- Keep the WordPress 6.9+ Block Editor “Notes” comment type working while every other comment stays off.
- [New in 2.8.0] AI-agent ready: supports the WordPress Abilities API (WP 6.9+), so AI assistants and MCP clients can read your comment settings.
- Define
DISABLE_COMMENTS_REMOVE_COMMENTS_TEMPLATEand set it tofalseto prevent the plugin from replacing the theme's comment template with an empty one. - Define
DISABLE_COMMENTS_ALLOW_DISCUSSION_SETTINGSand set it totrueto prevent the plugin from hiding the Discussion settings page.
wp-config.php or in your theme's functions.php file.
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安装:
- Go to the WordPress Dashboard "Add New Plugin" section.
- Search For "Disable Comments".
- Install, then Activate it.
- The plugin settings can be accessed via the 'Settings' menu in the administration area (either your site administration for single-site installs, or your network administration for network installs).
- Upload the plugin folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
- The plugin settings can be accessed via the 'Settings' menu in the administration area (either your site administration for single-site installs, or your network administration for network installs).
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常见问题:
Nothing happens after I disable comments on all posts - comment forms still appear when I view my posts.
This is because your theme is not checking the comment status of posts in the correct way. You may like to point your theme's author to this explanation of what they are doing wrong, and how to fix it.
How can I remove the text that says "comments are closed" at the bottom of articles where comments are disabled?
The plugin tries its very best to hide this (and any other comment-related) messages.
If you still see the message, then it means your theme is overriding this behaviour, and you will have to edit its files manually to remove it. Two common approaches are to either delete or comment out the relevant lines in wp-content/your-theme/comments.php, or to add a declaration to wp-content/your-theme/style.css that hides the message from your visitors. In either case, make sure you know what you are doing!
I only want to disable comments on certain posts, not globally. What do I do?
Go to the edit page for the post you want to disable comments on. Scroll down to the "Discussion" box, where you will find the comment options for that post. If you don't see a "Discussion" box, then click on "Screen Options" at the top of your screen, and make sure the "Discussion" checkbox is checked. You can also bulk-edit the comment status of multiple posts from the posts screen.
I want to delete comments from my database. What do I do?
Go to the tools page for the Disable Comments plugin and use the Delete Comments tool to delete all comments or according to the specified post types from your database. This cannot be undone. Back up your database before running it.
How do I disable comments across an entire multisite network?
Network-activate the plugin. The settings then live under your Network Admin, where you can either apply one configuration to every site at once or configure individual subsites from the network screen. If you activate the plugin on a single site instead, it only ever affects that site.
How do I disable WooCommerce product reviews?
WooCommerce product reviews are stored as comments on the product post type, so disabling comments on product turns reviews off too. To remove reviews that already exist, use the Delete Comments tool and select the product post type.
Can I configure the plugin from WP-CLI?
Yes. Settings and deletion are both scriptable, which is useful across a fleet of sites:
wp disable-comments settings --types=post
wp disable-comments settings --types=page --add
wp disable-comments settings --xmlrpc --rest-api
wp disable-comments delete --types=all
Run wp help disable-comments settings for the full list of options. Full WP-CLI documentation.
WordPress 6.9 added “Notes” in the Block Editor. Will this plugin break them?
No, as long as you allow them. Notes are technically a comment type (note), so a blanket disable would switch them off along with everything else. Use the Enable Certain Comment Types setting to keep Notes working while all other comments stay disabled.
I disabled comments but a cached page still shows the comment form.
As of version 2.8.0 the plugin clears page caches automatically whenever you save settings or delete comments, so this should resolve itself. If your host or CDN is not covered, it can hook disable_comments_purge_caches to clear its own cache at the same moment.
Note that the plugin never touches your object cache — only page caches. The stale thing is rendered HTML.
Can AI assistants read my comment settings?
Yes, on WordPress 6.9 and above. The plugin registers a read-only disable-comments/get-status ability through the WordPress Abilities API, so AI assistants, the command palette and MCP clients can ask the site where comments are disabled. It is read-only and requires the manage_options capability — nothing can change your settings through it.
What happens if I deactivate the plugin?
Comments go back to whatever WordPress and your theme did before. The plugin filters comment status at runtime rather than rewriting your posts, so your original per-post settings are still intact underneath. The one exception is the Delete Comments tool: comments it removed are permanently gone and deactivating will not bring them back.
更新日志:
- Improved: Settings tabs now show in the page URL, so a tab can be linked or bookmarked and stays open after a refresh
- Fixed: The network-admin "Custom post types" label on the Disable Comments and Delete Comments tabs no longer renders at 10px
- Fixed: Saving settings no longer triggers a PHP warning when "Everywhere" has never been set
- Improved: Several minor improvements and fixes throughout the plugin
- New Feature: Conditional rules - disable or re-enable comments by taxonomy term, page template, or post age, instead of by post type alone
- New Feature: Dry-run preview for Delete Comments - see which comments a delete will remove before running it, and download them as CSV first
- New Feature: Blocked-attempt counter - see how many comment, trackback and REST attempts the plugin has turned away, reported in Site Health
- New Feature: Export and import settings as JSON, with a diff preview before anything is written
- New Feature: WooCommerce product reviews are now a first-class setting, separate from ordinary comments, including closing reviews while other product comments stay open
- New Feature: Theme conflict scanner - diagnoses a theme that still renders a comment form after comments are disabled
- New Feature: Abilities API write support (WordPress 6.9+) - AI assistants and MCP clients can change comment settings and delete comments, gated on the same capabilities as the admin screens
- New Feature: The advanced tools now have a Settings tab of their own, leaving the first screen to the core choice of where comments are off
- Improved: The Delete Comments preview lists the comments it matched - author, date, post and an excerpt - rather than only how many there are
- Improved: Conditional rule terms are searchable, so a taxonomy with more than 200 terms is fully reachable
- Improved: Site Health reports conditional rules, so the overview no longer reads "comments are enabled everywhere" while a rule is closing them
- Improved: Settings screen layout - aligned rule controls, a readable blocked-attempt breakdown, consistent label sizes, and result boxes that match the rest of the plugin
- Improved: readme and plugin directory listing rewritten for clarity
- Fixed: CSV backups escape every free-text column, so a comment cannot execute as a formula when the file is opened in a spreadsheet
- Fixed: An anonymous REST read is no longer counted as a blocked attempt
- Fixed: "Counting blocked attempts since" keeps its start date instead of showing today's date until the first block
- Fixed: A delete that matches nothing no longer reloads the whole settings screen
- Fixed: The review prompt can be dismissed on every screen it appears on
- Fixed: Uninstall removes the review-prompt data the plugin created
- Fixed: The Abilities API set-status summary describes the site's configuration rather than the calling user's role exemption
- Fixed: "Total Comments" says what it counts, so it no longer contradicts the mode-specific delete preview
- Developer:
disable-comments deletegains--dry-runand--export=<file>; newdisable-comments exportanddisable-comments importWP-CLI commands
- New Feature: WordPress Abilities API support (WordPress 6.9+) — AI assistants, the command palette and MCP clients can now ask the site where comments are disabled, via the read-only
disable-comments/get-statusability - Fixed: Page caches are now purged when settings are saved or comments are deleted — previously a cached page kept serving the comment form after comments were disabled
- Compatible with WordPress 7.0
- Improvement: General improvements
- Improvement: Improved overall performance and stability
- Fixed: An issue where deleting Notes in WordPress 6.9+ throws an error
- Compatible with WordPress 6.9
- Added: Introduced the “Enable Certain Comment Types” setting, allowing you to exclude the new Block Editor “Notes” comment type introduced in WordPress 6.9 Older releases are listed in changelog.txt.