| 开发者 |
kaizencoders
mikeatkaizencoders |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年7月17日 00:14 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-3.0+ |
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👉 Turn Comments Off Switch comments off across your whole site, or only for the types of content you choose — posts, pages, products, and so on. Existing comments stop showing, and new ones can't be left. 👉 Clear Away The Comment Clutter Once comments are off, the leftovers can go too: the Comments menu in your dashboard, the comments icon in the toolbar, the "Recent Comments" dashboard widget, comment feeds, and pingbacks. 👉 See What Went Wrong Turn on error logging with one click — no need to edit any files — then read the log right inside your dashboard. Errors are sorted into Fatal, Warning, Notice, Deprecated and Database, so you can spot the serious ones at a glance. 👉 Search, Filter And Copy Your Log Filter the log by error type or search it for a word or file name. Copy a single error to your clipboard to paste into a support ticket, or copy everything you're looking at at once. 👉 Keep Your Log Tidy Download the log, or archive it and start fresh so new errors are easy to spot. Older archives are cleaned up automatically — you decide how many to keep. 👉 Download Any Installed Plugin Every plugin on your Plugins page gets a Download link. Click it and you get a zip of that plugin, ready to install somewhere else. Handy when you need the same plugin on a test site and no longer have the original file. 👉 Download Any Installed Theme The same for themes. Hover a theme on your Themes page and click the download icon to get it as a zip. 👉 Hide The Admin Toolbar Hide the black toolbar while you're working in your dashboard, for a cleaner screen.GOOD TO KNOW
Go to UtilityKit -> Settings and open the Comments tab. Switch on "Disable Everywhere" to turn comments off across the whole site, or leave that off and pick just the types of content you want them gone from.
No. Your existing comments stay in the database — they just stop being shown, and nobody can leave new ones. If you switch comments back on, everything reappears.
No. Go to UtilityKit -> Debug and click Enable Logging. That covers most problems. If you need to catch errors that happen very early on, before the plugins load, there's an advanced option that sets things up in wp-config.php for you.
On your Plugins page, next to the usual Activate and Delete links for each plugin.
On your Themes page, hover over a theme and click the download icon, or open a theme's details and use the download button there.
The download gives you just the theme you clicked. If it's a child theme, download its parent separately from the same page.
Only users who are already allowed to install them, which normally means administrators.
No. This only hides the toolbar while you're in your dashboard. Visitors to your site are not affected.