How to disable/enable a plugin at a specific time

1. How do I disable plugins on certain pages?
2. How do I disable all plugins?
3. How do I turn off Autoptimize?
4. How do I enable plugins on my WordPress site?
5. Where do I disable plugins?
6. What happens if you disable plugins?
7. How do you deactivate a plugin?
8. How do I disable a database plugin?
9. What does Autoptimize cache do?
10. Is Autoptimize a caching plugin?
11. How do I optimize an Autoptimize plugin?

How do I disable plugins on certain pages?

To choose which plugins will be disabled only for specific custom post types, you can go to Plugin Organizer > Post Type Plugins: You can select the post type you'd like to edit from the drop-down menu here. Then, drag any plugins you'd like to disable for that post type into the column on the right.

How do I disable all plugins?

Go to Plugins > Installed Plugins. Click the checkbox at the top of the list to select all plugins. Open the Bulk Actions menu and select Deactivate.

How do I turn off Autoptimize?

Quick trick to disable Autoptimize on a page

1. Make sure to use the “text”-editor, not the “visual” one as I did here to make sure the ode is escaped and thus visible.
2. This bailing out was added 5 years ago to stop the PHP-generated from Yoast SEO from being autoptmized , if I'm not mistaking Yoast generates the stylesheet differently now.

How do I enable plugins on my WordPress site?

In WordPress 2.7 and above you can install plugins directly from the admin area. Download the plugin to your computer, then log in to your WP admin area and go to Plugins > Add New. Browse to the plugin archive and select it. Then click Install Now and the plugin will be installed shortly.

Where do I disable plugins?

Google Chrome:

1. Click the menu icon "≡" at the top right of the browser window, choose More tools and choose Extensions to open the Extensions.
2. Uncheck Enabled to disable an extension or lick the trash can icon next to the extension you want to delete.
3. Click the Disable link under the plugin you want to disable.

What happens if you disable plugins?

Once you deactivate the plugin, it still remains installed on your website, but WordPress will stop loading it. If you want to start using the plugin again, then you will just need to click on the Activate link below it.

How do you deactivate a plugin?

Simply navigate to the Plugins tab, where you'll find a list of installed plugins:

1. Find the plugin you want to deactivate and click Deactivate. ...
2. Once you click Deactivate, WordPress will deactivate the plugin. ...
3. Navigate to the wp-content/plugins folder.

How do I disable a database plugin?

Quick steps:

1. Login to the cPanel account and go to File Manager.
2. Find the database from the wp-config.php file situated in the website's document root.
3. Go to PHPMyAdmin and select the database.
4. Select the table named wp_options and go to active_plugins.
5. Change the option_value to a:0: for disabling the plugins.

What does Autoptimize cache do?

Autoptimize is a popular performance plugin for WordPress. Among other features, Autoptimize creates and builds cached versions of optimized asset files descreasing page loading times. But left unchecked, those cached files can become very large.

Is Autoptimize a caching plugin?

WP Rocket is a full caching and performance plugin. It implements page caching plus a number of performance best practices across a broad range of areas. Autoptimize is mainly focused on optimizing one specific part of performance: your site's code – its HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.

How do I optimize an Autoptimize plugin?

In this post, we'll share the best Autoptimize plugin settings to improve the performance and page speed of your WordPress site.
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Extra Optimizations in Autoptimize

1. Leave as is.
2. Remove Google Fonts.
3. Combine and link in head.
4. Combine and preload in head.
5. Combine and load fonts asynchronously with webfont. js.