• Resolved a223123131

    (@a223123131)


    I went through the help page but not shure if I can do it like I did.

    Within the plugin manager there is a field called “Unload it for frontend URLs with request URI matching the RegEx(es):”
    The examples shows just RegEx example. Can I also place there a dedicate site in this format: wp-login.php or 123.php ???

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  • Plugin Author Gabe Livan

    (@gabelivan)

    @a223123131 If you want to prevent certain plugins from loading on the default login page which is /wp-login.php, then you can use the rule you mentioned and set a RegEx like this one: #wp-login.php#

    Let me know if this makes sense as I know the RegExes are not the easiest thing to apply in comparison with other options from the plugin.

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