Is there a way to accomplish that? And how?
]]>A lot of references, if done properly through the wp_enqueue_scripts action, could be suppressed by removing the function doing the output from the global $wp_filters array. In other cases, if the output is caused through other mechanisms, that mechanism, be it a template or custom theme or plugin function, would need to be modified. The latter is less reliable since modifications can be lost during updates. wp_enqueue_scripts actions can be removed through an independent plugin so are safe from updates.
]]>I could potentially run a custom plugin that keeps a look out for user browser sessions with an IP which, if it matches a range from a specified region, will then call a function which will then disable -lets say – a wordpress.com API call by the Jetpack plugin, but only for that user’s session, and not for any other concurrent users (with a different IP range)?
I’m getting my head all twisted around trying to sort this one out.
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