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#394 by installs

Disable Comments

by rbpluginsVersion 1.0.28

Disable Comments - easy tool to disable comments for your blog posts, and pages. Admin can disable comments in just a few clicks.

Active installs
100,000+
#394 of 1,000
Downloads, all time
1.2M
1,152,950
Downloads, 30 days
25.3K
4.5K in the last 7
Rating
3.8 / 5
25 reviews
Last updated
36 days ago
Sep 25, 2026
Version
1.0.28
30 releases

Upkeep and compatibility

Last updatedSeptember 25, 2026Updated in the last 3 months
Tested up toWordPress 7.1.4Covers WordPress 7.1.4, the current release
Needs WordPress3.1 or newer
Needs PHPNot stated
First publishedJune 1, 2017
Support, last two months2 of 2 threads resolved (100%)

Reviews

3.8 / 5 from 25 reviews

Reviews by star rating
5 stars17
4 stars0
3 stars1
2 stars0
1 star7

Downloads, last 30 days

Low 359 a dayHigh 2.6K a day

What the author says it does

The Disable Comments RB Plugin is a valuable tool for administrators seeking to completely disable comments on their website. Our plugin offers global disabling functionality, effectively removing all comment-related features and options across posts, pages, and attachments. With a focus on simplicity and power, our plugin streamlines the process of managing comments by employing a smart algorithm.

By installing and enabling our plugin, administrators can seamlessly eliminate comment-related elements from the Dashboard, Widgets, and Admin menu. This ensures a clutter-free interface and a smoother user experience for both administrators and visitors alike.

However, if you have specific sections of your website where comments are desired, our plugin offers the flexibility to selectively disable comments. Rather than globally disabling commenting, administrators can choose to deactivate this functionality only in the necessary areas of their WordPress site.

For those unsure of how to disable comments on individual posts or pages, our support team is readily available to provide assistance. Additionally, our FAQ section offers comprehensive guidance on navigating the plugin’s features and settings.

The opening of the plugin's own description. The full text, installation notes and changelog are on its WordPress.org page.

Questions the author answers

How do I install the Disable Comments plugin?

There are several methods to install plugins on your WordPress blog. Firstly, you can download the plugin installer from the plugin directory and install it in the plugins section of the WordPress backend. Alternatively, you can navigate to the plugins section and click the “Add” button. From there, you can search for the Disable Comments plugin in the online directory.

How do I activate the Disable Comments functionality on my website?

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.

Can I disable comments for specific posts?

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.

What should I do if some comment interface elements remain visible after activating the plugin?

This issue may be due to a conflict, particularly if you are using a custom theme. The theme might override some elements’ styles and layouts, causing them to remain visible. If you encounter this problem, please contact our support team for assistance in resolving it.

How do I globally disable comments on my WordPress site using Disable Comments RB?

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.

Can I enable comments on specific posts or pages while using Disable Comments RB?

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.

Latest changelog entry

1.0.28

  • Compatibility with WordPress 7.1

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Where this page's numbers come from

Read from the WordPress.org plugin API on , when WordPress 7.1.4 was the current release. WordPress.org rounds active installs into buckets. These are the directory's figures, not my verdict, and I haven't tested this plugin.