Dhrumil Kumbhani

Using WordPress Discussion Settings

1. Go to Settings > Discussion in your WordPress dashboard.
2. Find the option “Before a comment appears” and make sure:
   • ? “Comment must be manually approved” is checked (this ensures visitors’ comments require manual approval).
   • ? “Comment author must have a previously approved comment” is checked (this allows members who have had an approved comment before to post without approval).
3. Click Save Changes.

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You can use the procedures below to make a page on your WordPress website that only uses the particular HTML code you require, excluding plugins, themes, advertisements, and functionality linked to online commerce:

Creating a Custom Page Template is the first step; this template will be used only for this page. Duplicate the page.php file and rename it (for example, custom-page-template.php) in the theme’s folder.

Eliminate Extraneous Code: Open the freshly built custom page template and eliminate all extraneous code pertaining to plugins, themes, advertisements, and commerce. For your basic HTML content, you can exclude any functions, hooks, or HTML components that you don’t require.

Add Your HTML Code: Enter the HTML code you want right into the template for your specific page. If necessary, you can also add your own JavaScript or CSS.

A new page can be created by selecting “Add New” under “Pages” in the WordPress admin panel. Give the page a title and choose the “Custom Page Template” from the “Page Attributes” section (often located on the right side of the page editor).

Publish the Page: To make the page live on your website after adding your HTML code and choosing the unique page template, click the “Publish” button.

You can create a particular page on your WordPress website that only uses the HTML code you added by following these instructions. By doing so, you can remove pointless plugins, themes, advertisements, and features connected to online commerce from that specific page.