WP Plugin Manager - Deactivate plugins per page
| 开发者 |
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htplugins devitemsllc tarekht zenaulislam aslamhasib alberuni-azad madhusudandev |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月6日 13:43 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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Disable WordPress Plugins on Specific Pages and Posts
WP Plugin Manager is a free WordPress plugin that lets you turn off any plugin on the pages, posts, or custom post types where you don't need it. A plugin that is turned off for a page does not load at all on that page, so its PHP code, database queries, and CSS/JS files are skipped for that request. Fewer plugins loading per page means less work for your server and usually faster pages.
You choose a plugin, choose the pages or posts where it should not load, and save. Device-based rules (desktop, tablet, mobile) and admin-area rules are available in the Pro version.
[youtube https://youtu.be/vrWVOEQjQe8]
Video: a walkthrough of setting up WP Plugin Manager and disabling a plugin on a chosen page.
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Why disable plugins on specific pages?
By default, every active WordPress plugin loads on every page, including pages that never use it. A contact form plugin loads on blog posts, a checkout plugin loads on your about page, and so on. This can lead to:
- Slower page load times
- Higher server resource usage
- Unneeded CSS and JavaScript on pages that don't use it
- Faster pages: Plugins that don't load can't slow a page down. Results depend on your site and which plugins you disable.
- Less server work: Skipped plugins mean fewer PHP calls and database queries per request.
- Simple control: Turn plugins off per page or post from one dashboard, with no code.
- Safe: Plugin files are never changed or deleted. Re-enable a plugin at any time.
- Device-specific rules (Pro): Different rules for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
- It does not minify, combine, or delay CSS and JavaScript.
- It does not cache pages. Use it alongside a caching plugin if you need caching.
- It does not delete or modify other plugins' files.
- Selectively disable any plugin on specific pages or posts
- Easy toggle switches for quick plugin management
- Visual dashboard showing all plugin statuses
- Search and filter plugins instantly Page & Post Management
- Disable plugins on individual pages
- Disable plugins on specific posts
- Bulk selection for multiple pages/posts
- Support for custom post types Multisite Support
- Network Admin settings page for super admins
- Configure plugin rules once and apply them across every site in your network
- Override the network rules on individual sites when needed
- Network-activated plugins show up correctly in the plugin list User-Friendly Interface
- Intuitive plugin management dashboard
- Clear visual indicators
- No coding required
- Lightweight and fast Pro Features - Unlock All Features
- Desktop-only rules
- Tablet-specific optimization
- Mobile-focused settings
- Combined device rules (Desktop + Tablet, etc.) Backend/Admin Optimization
- Control plugins in WordPress admin area
- Specific admin page targeting
- Custom PHP file conditions
- Reduce admin panel load time Advanced URL & Path Control
- Custom URL pattern matching
- Directory-based rules Enhanced Features
- Enable plugins on selected pages (inverse logic)
- Extended post loading (manage 150+ posts)
- Multiple conditional rules
- Priority support
- Easy to use: No technical knowledge required
- Safe: Doesn't modify other plugins' files
- Immediate effect: Rules apply as soon as you save
- Regular updates: Actively maintained
- Support: Help is available through our support team
- All active plugins load on every page
- CSS and JS from every plugin load on every page After:
- Plugins load only on the pages where you need them
- Pages load only the CSS and JS they use
- eCommerce Sites: Disable checkout plugins on blog pages
- Membership Sites: Control member-only plugin loading
- Business Websites: Optimize contact form plugin loading
- Blogs: Disable unnecessary plugins on article pages
- Portfolio Sites: Load gallery plugins only where needed
- Multisite Networks: Set plugin rules once for the whole network and fine-tune per site
安装:
Automatic Installation (Recommended)
- Go to Plugins > Add New in your WordPress admin
- Search for "Plugin Manager"
- Click Install Now and then Activate
- Navigate to Plugin Manager in your admin menu
- Download the plugin ZIP file
- Go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin
- Choose the downloaded file and click Install Now
- Activate the plugin
- Find Plugin Manager in your WordPress admin menu
- Install the plugin from Network Admin > Plugins
- Click Network Activate
- Open Plugin Manager in the Network Admin menu to set rules for all sites
- Optionally, open Plugin Manager on an individual site to override the network rules for that site
- After activation, visit the Plugin Manager dashboard
- Select a plugin you want to optimize
- Choose pages/posts where it should be disabled
- Configure device-specific rules (Pro)
- Save your settings and enjoy faster load times!
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常见问题:
How do I disable a plugin on a specific page in WordPress?
- Install and activate WP Plugin Manager.
- Open Plugin Manager in your WordPress admin menu.
- Select the plugin you want to turn off.
- Choose the pages or posts where it should not load.
- Save your settings. The plugin no longer loads on those pages.
How does WP Plugin Manager work?
WP Plugin Manager adds a small must-use plugin file (htpm-mu-plugin.php) to your wp-content/mu-plugins folder. Must-use plugins load before regular plugins, so it can compare the current page URL with your rules and stop the matching plugins from loading for that request. Your rules are stored in the database, and other plugins' files are never changed. Deleting WP Plugin Manager removes the file.
Will this break my website?
It shouldn't. WP Plugin Manager only controls whether a plugin loads on the pages you choose, and it doesn't modify any plugin files. If a page stops working correctly, re-enable the plugin for that page. Be careful with plugins that other plugins or your theme depend on.
Does it work with WordPress Multisite?
Yes. Network-activate the plugin, then open Plugin Manager in the Network Admin to set rules that apply to every site in your network. Individual sites can still set their own rules for a plugin, and a site's own rule takes priority over the network rule for that plugin.
Who can manage the network-wide rules?
Only super admins. Site admins manage rules for their own site only.
Can I use WP Plugin Manager with caching plugins?
Yes. WP Plugin Manager works at the plugin-loading level, so it can be used alongside caching plugins. If a page is served from cache, clear the cache after changing your rules so the change shows up.
Does it replace a caching or speed optimization plugin?
No. It only controls which plugins load on a page. It does not cache pages or minify files.
Does it work with all plugins?
It can be used with most WordPress plugins. Security plugins and plugins that other parts of your site depend on should usually stay active on all pages.
Can I disable plugins in the admin area?
Yes, in the Pro version. The free version applies rules to the front end of your site.
Can I set different rules for mobile devices?
Yes, in the Pro version. Device-specific targeting lets you set different rules for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Is there a performance impact from using this plugin?
The plugin is lightweight. Rules are checked once per page request, and plugins you disable on a page are not loaded on it.
How much faster will my site be?
It depends on your site and which plugins you disable. Disabling heavy plugins on pages that don't use them gives the biggest gain. Test your pages before and after with a speed tool such as PageSpeed Insights or GTmetrix.
更新日志:
Version: 1.4.17 Date: 06 October 2026
- Fixed: Restricted the recommended plugins endpoints to users who can manage plugins.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Added: Multisite support — configure plugin rules once at Network Admin level and apply them across every site, with the option to override on individual sites.
- Fixed: Plugins activated at the network level not appearing correctly in the plugin list.
- Fixed: "Optimize Now" quick action not disabling the plugin on the frontend by default.
- Fixed: Selected page/post targeting not matching correctly across different site domains.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Fixed: Post type select dropdown in Settings page now hides already-selected items from the list.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Fixed: Plugin incorrectly disabled on child pages when parent page was selected.
- Fixed: "All Pages" now applies to homepage and child pages.
- Fixed: "All Posts" incorrectly firing on homepage.
- Fixed: Individual post URL matching not working.
- Improved: Admin notice display.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Fixed: Admin notice display issue.
- Improved: Code cleanup - removed unused legacy code from migration to REST API.
- Improved: Minor UI update and optimizations.
- Updated: Language translation .pot file.
- Fixed: API request status content translation issues.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Updated: Language translation .pot file.
- Fixed: String translation issue.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Improved: Manage plugin list Style.
- Fixed: Plugin Enable/Disable Confirm popup issue in Manage Plugin List.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Updated: Language translation .pot file.
- Fixed: Infinite loading issue when an error occurs while fetching the plugin list.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Improved: Disabled WP Plugin Manager plugin from Manage Plugin List.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Added: Filter Option to optimized, Not Yet Optimized, Frontend Optimized and all plugins.
- Fixed: A few minor issues.
- Improved: UI/UX for better user experience.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Updated: Language translation .pot file.
- Updated: Plugin text domain for improved translation support.
- Tested: Compatibility with the latest version of WordPress.
- Improved: User interface for better user experience.
- Added: Option to disable/enable plugin in all Page/Post/Custom Post Type.
- Fixed: "Select Pages" and "Select Posts" options do not appear after selecting "Page & Post" for the "Page Type" setting.
- Enhanced: UI/UX for a better user experience
- Fixed: Escaping issues have been resolved in recommended plugins.
- Improved: Coding standards in some areas.
- Updated: Language translation .pot file.
- Fixed: Escaping issues have been resolved in multiple areas.
- Fixed: Translation issue in multiple areas.
- Updated: Language translation .pot file
- Tweak: Opt-in message to provide non-sensitive diagnostic data.
- Updated: Language translation file.
- Fixed: Undefined array key "condition_type" & "device_type" in mu plugin file.
- Tweak: A few enhancements on the settings page.
- Fixed: Undefined index HTTP_HOST issue when run on cron job
- Fixed: Ajax Request issue
- Updated: Translation Pot file
- Fixed: Nonce issue while activating plugin
- Capability With the Latest WordPress Version
- Updated: Plugin list in the Recommendations menu
- Capability With Latest WordPress Version
- Improved: Typo and button
- Improved: MU file function
- Improved: Enqueueing JS/CSS file by adding version number considering caching problem
- Updated: Translation Pot file
- Fixed: Plugin does not activate issue
- Added: Posts limit support
- Fixed: Notice button CSS
- Fixed: Warning on plugin activation
- Added: message when no plugin is active
- Fixed: Recommended plugins class
- Moved the submenu to menu page
- Added: recommended plugins
- Capability With Latest WordPress Version
- Plugins Tab Added
- Compatible with the Latest WordPress version
- Compatible with the Latest PHP version
- Add setting page link in plugin menu action
- MU-Plugin directory remove option added
- Suppress errors has been solved
- Free and pro both activation broken issues solved
- Plugin deactivation on the home page added
- New plugin activation issue fixed
- Initial Release