Requires: 5.6
Tested up to: 6.0
License: GPL-2.0+
Plugin page: Auto-Close Comments, Pingbacks and Trackbacks | WordPress.org plugin page
Close comments, pingbacks and trackbacks on your WordPress posts automatically at intervals set by you
Spammers target old posts in a hope that you won't notice the comments on them. Why not stop them in their tracks by just shutting off comments and pingbacks? Auto-Close Comments, Pingbacks and Trackbacks let's you automatically close comments, pingbacks and trackbacks on your posts, pages and custom post types.
You can also choose to keep comments / pingbacks / trackbacks open on certain posts, page or custom post types. Just enter a comma-separated list of post IDs in the Settings page.
An extra feature is the ability delete post revisions or limit their number.
- Close (or open) comments on posts, pages, attachments and even Custom Post Types!
- Close (or open) pingbacks and trackbacks as well across all post types. You can also choose to delete them
- Schedule a cron job to automatically close comments, pingbacks and trackbacks daily
- Delete all post revisions or limit the number of revisions by post type
Auto-Close Comments, Pingbacks and Trackbacks - General Options
For more screenshots visit the WordPress plugin page.
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Navigate to Plugins within your WordPress Admin Area
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Click "Add new" and in the search box enter "autoclose"
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Find the plugin in the list (usually the first result) and click "Install Now"
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Download the plugin
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Extract the contents of autoclose.zip to wp-content/plugins/ folder. You should get a folder called autoclose
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Activate the Plugin in WP-Admin
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Goto Settings » Auto-Close to configure
Check out the FAQ on the plugin page.
If your question isn't listed there, please create a new post at the WordPress.org support forum. It is the fastest way to get support as I monitor the forums regularly. I also provide premium paid support via email.
This GitHub repository always holds the latest development version of the plugin. If you're looking for an official WordPress release, you can find this on the WordPress.org repository. In addition to stable releases, latest beta versions are made available under releases.