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=== Disable Master ===

  • Contributors: gencmedya
  • Tags: disable, functionalities, security, optimization, speed
  • Requires at least: 5.0
  • Tested up to: 6.5.3
  • Requires PHP: 7.4
  • Stable tag: 1.1.0
  • License: GPLv2 or later
  • License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

A comprehensive plugin to disable various WordPress functionalities.

== Description ==

Disable Master is a comprehensive plugin that allows you to disable various WordPress functionalities to enhance security, performance, and user experience. Easily disable unused features to streamline your WordPress site.

Features:

  • Disable Gutenberg Editor

    • Disabled: Gutenberg editor is used.
    • Enabled: Gutenberg editor is disabled, and the classic editor is used. Useful if you find it difficult to adapt to Gutenberg or prefer the classic editor.

  • Disable Comments

    • Disabled: Comments remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Comments are disabled on all posts and pages. Useful if you do not want to receive comments or to prevent spam.

  • Disable Emojis

    • Disabled: Emoji script added by WordPress is used.
    • Enabled: Emoji script is disabled. This can speed up the loading time of your site.

  • Disable XML-RPC & Pingbacks

    • Disabled: XML-RPC and pingback functionality remain enabled.
    • Enabled: XML-RPC protocol and pingback functionality are disabled. This can prevent external services from communicating with your site via XML-RPC and enhance security.

  • Disable REST API

    • Disabled: WordPress REST API remains enabled.
    • Enabled: WordPress REST API is disabled. This can enhance security and reduce issues related to external access.

  • Disable Author Pages

    • Disabled: Author archive pages remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Author archive pages are disabled. Useful for reducing unnecessary pages and keeping your site organized.

  • Disable Feed

    • Disabled: RSS feed functionality remains enabled.
    • Enabled: RSS feed functionality is disabled. Disable if you do not need feeds on your site.

  • Disable Post Formats

    • Disabled: Post format support remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Post format support is disabled. Useful for keeping posts in a standard format.

  • Disable Revisions

    • Disabled: Post revisions remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Post revisions are disabled. This can reduce database load and improve performance.

  • Disable Search

    • Disabled: Search functionality remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Search functionality is disabled. Useful for simplifying user experience if you do not need search on your site.

  • Disable Self Pings

    • Disabled: Self pings remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Self pings are disabled. This can reduce unnecessary server load.

  • Disable Sitemaps

    • Disabled: Default WordPress sitemaps remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Default WordPress sitemaps are disabled. Useful if you are using an external sitemap.

  • Disable Tags

    • Disabled: Tag functionality remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Tag functionality is disabled. Useful for simplifying content management.

  • Disable Widgets

    • Disabled: All widgets and sidebars remain enabled.
    • Enabled: All widgets and sidebars are disabled. This can improve performance and remove unnecessary elements.

  • Disable Admin Bar

    • Disabled: Admin bar remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Admin bar is disabled for all users. Useful for simplifying user experience.

  • Disable Autosave

    • Disabled: Autosave feature remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Autosave feature is disabled. This can reduce database load and improve performance.

  • Disable Dashboard

    • Disabled: WordPress dashboard remains enabled.
    • Enabled: WordPress dashboard is disabled. Useful if you do not use the dashboard or want to restrict access.

  • Disable Dashboard Widgets

    • Disabled: Dashboard widgets remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Dashboard widgets are disabled. This simplifies the dashboard and improves performance.

  • Disable File Editor

    • Disabled: Theme and plugin file editor remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Theme and plugin file editor is disabled. This can enhance security.

  • Disable Login Errors

    • Disabled: Login error messages remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Login error messages are hidden. This can enhance security.

  • Disable User Registration

    • Disabled: User registration form remains enabled.
    • Enabled: User registration form is disabled. Useful if you want to limit user registrations.

  • Disable Version Meta

    • Disabled: WordPress version meta tag remains enabled.
    • Enabled: WordPress version meta tag is removed. This can enhance security.

  • Disable WP Generator

    • Disabled: WordPress generator tag remains enabled.
    • Enabled: WordPress generator tag is removed. This can enhance security.

  • Disable Admin Notices

    • Disabled: Admin notices remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Admin notices are disabled. This simplifies the admin panel.

  • Disable Plugin Updates

    • Disabled: Plugin updates remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Plugin updates are disabled. Useful if you prefer to check for updates manually.

  • Disable Theme Updates

    • Disabled: Theme updates remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Theme updates are disabled. Useful if you prefer to check for updates manually.

  • Disable Core Updates

    • Disabled: WordPress core updates remain enabled.
    • Enabled: WordPress core updates are disabled. Useful if you prefer to check for updates manually.

  • Disable Media Sizes

    • Disabled: Additional media sizes remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Additional media sizes are disabled. This can optimize disk space and performance.

  • Disable HTML Comments

    • Disabled: HTML comments remain enabled.
    • Enabled: HTML comments are disabled. This can simplify HTML source code and enhance security.

  • Disable WooCommerce

    • Disabled: WooCommerce functionality remains enabled.
    • Enabled: WooCommerce functionality is disabled. Useful if you want to temporarily disable WooCommerce.

  • Disable WP Notification

    • Disabled: WordPress notifications remain enabled.
    • Enabled: WordPress notifications are disabled. This simplifies the admin panel.

  • Disable Heartbeat

    • Disabled: WordPress heartbeat API remains enabled.
    • Limit: WordPress heartbeat API is limited to a 60-second interval to reduce server load.
    • Enabled: WordPress heartbeat API is disabled. This can conserve server resources and improve performance.

  • Disable admin-ajax.php on Front-End

    • Disabled: admin-ajax.php remains enabled on the front-end.
    • Enabled: admin-ajax.php is disabled on the front-end to improve performance.

  • Remove Query Strings from Static Resources

    • Disabled: Query strings remain enabled on static resources.
    • Enabled: Query strings are removed from static resources to improve caching and performance.

  • Disable API Request Logging

    • Disabled: API request logging remains enabled.
    • Enabled: API request logging is disabled. This can reduce server load.

  • Disable WP-Cron and Use Real Cron Jobs

    • Disabled: WP-Cron remains enabled.
    • Enabled: WP-Cron is disabled and real cron jobs are used. This can make scheduled tasks more efficient.

  • Disable Post Locking

    • Disabled: Post locking remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Post locking is disabled. Useful for single-author or small team sites.

  • Disable Uploads

    • Disabled: Upload functionality remains enabled.
    • Enabled: Disables the ability to upload media, themes, and plugins. Useful for preventing unauthorized uploads and enhancing security.

  • Disable Site Health

    • Disabled: Site Health checks remain enabled.
    • Enabled: Site Health checks are disabled. This can be useful to prevent unnecessary load and simplify the admin interface.

== Installation ==

  1. Upload the disable-master folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
  2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
  3. Navigate to Settings > Disable Master to configure the plugin.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How do I disable a functionality? =

Navigate to Settings > Disable Master, and check the box next to the functionality you want to disable. Click 'Save Changes' to apply your settings.

= Can I re-enable a functionality after disabling it? =

Yes, simply uncheck the box next to the functionality you want to re-enable and click 'Save Changes'.

= Will this plugin conflict with other plugins? =

Disable Master is designed to work seamlessly with other plugins. However, if you encounter any issues, please report them to our support team.

== Screenshots ==

  1. Settings Page - Overview of the Disable Master settings page.
  2. Feature Selection - Easily enable or disable various WordPress functionalities.
  3. Save Changes - Save your settings to apply the changes.

== Changelog ==

= 1.1.0 =

  • Added new feature: Disable Uploads - This feature prevents all file uploads (media, plugins, themes) to enhance security.
  • Added new feature: Disable Site Health - This feature disables Site Health checks to reduce load and simplify the admin interface.
  • Refactored the 'features' directory to organize functionalities into classes for better code management.
  • Added an autoloading mechanism.
  • Added new features:
    • Disable API Request Logging
    • Disable WP-Cron and Use Real Cron Jobs
    • Disable Post Locking
  • Added 'System Check' page in the admin panel. This page allows you to check for potential conflicts with themes and other plugins.
  • Added 'Buy Me a Coffee' button to the info popup in the admin panel.
  • Various language file updates and bug fixes.
  • Added options to disable API request logging, WP-Cron, post locking, and screen options/help tabs.
  • Added option to disable admin-ajax.php on the front-end.
  • Added option to remove query strings from static resources.
  • Enhanced Heartbeat API control with options to disable or limit the interval.
  • Improved UI/UX design and responsiveness.
  • Added language support for Turkish.
  • Enhanced security and performance.

= 1.0.0 =

  • Initial release.

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.1.0 =

  • Added new feature: Disable Uploads - This feature prevents all file uploads (media, plugins, themes) to enhance security.
  • Added new feature: Disable Site Health - This feature disables Site Health checks to reduce load and simplify the admin interface.
  • Refactored the 'features' directory to organize functionalities into classes for better code management.
  • Added an autoloading mechanism.
  • Added new features:
    • Disable API Request Logging
    • Disable WP-Cron and Use Real Cron Jobs
    • Disable Post Locking
  • Added 'System Check' page in the admin panel. This page allows you to check for potential conflicts with themes and other plugins.
  • Added 'Buy Me a Coffee' button to the info popup in the admin panel.
  • Various language file updates and bug fixes.
  • Added options to disable API request logging, WP-Cron, post locking, and screen options/help tabs.
  • Added option to disable admin-ajax.php on the front-end.
  • Added option to remove query strings from static resources.
  • Enhanced Heartbeat API control with options to disable or limit the interval.
  • Improved UI/UX design and responsiveness.
  • Added language support for Turkish.
  • Enhanced security and performance.

= 1.0.0 =

  • Initial release.

== Arbitrary section ==

Known Issues:

  • Currently, no known issues have been reported. If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions for improvement, please reach out to us.

Future Plans:

  • We plan to add more advanced customization options in the upcoming versions.
  • Integration with popular caching plugins to enhance performance.
  • Detailed logging and analytics features to track the impact of disabled functionalities.
  • More granular control over individual WordPress features to provide better customization.

Contributors:

  • Halil Kaya - Lead Developer and Maintainer
  • WordPress Turkey Team - Support, Suggestions and Development

We greatly appreciate feedback and contributions from the WordPress community. If you'd like to contribute, please contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at https://gencmedya.com. Thank you for using Disable Master!