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Piracy is not tolerated on this subreddit.ĭO NOT encourage, normalise or otherwise enable piracy here. Both professionals and amateurs are encouraged to post on this subreddit. Professional techniques, tips and advanced use & discussion of Logic Pro is invited here. Content relating to VST exclusive software will be deleted. Posts about AU, or Audio Units, are on-topic but posts about VSTs are not. Updates or maintenance will take place on GitHub.A subreddit for tutorials, discussions and links related to Apple Logic Pro and its related software. The following code is for a quick reading and represents only the first level.
More screenshots, what else is gone can be seen on my Repository.ĭownload link and links to the latest code are on github: Bueltge / Remove-Comments-Absolute. In the content editor of posts, pages or other post types the Metaboxes for comments, discussion and trackbacks are gone. In the following screenshot I marked a few areas that are gone now. One or the other will have some ideas or know some improvements for the Plugin – go to github and fork it or improve it, I would like to hear some feedback. If there are major adaptations, I create them via Plugin or use my existing Plugin Adminimize. Meanwhile, I have needed this so often that I created a small Plugin and I’m able to immediately „switch off“ the functions and comment areas. That way the user gets exactly what he needs. In such a case, I turn the comments off completely, making sure that the posts can not have that option and also remove the fields for the comments in the backend. But this is not the best way for everyone. Sure, you can just leave out the comment form while you creating a theme and disable the comment options in your backend. The comment feature in WordPress is an essential component of blogs – but not in all cases it’s needed, especially if you use it as a traditional CMS.
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