Add the code snippet below to your theme’s functions.php file or via a code snippet plugin
add_filter('crawlwp_seo_features_is_enabled', '__return_false');
I just need to insert it, that’s all.
At the end of the functions.php file.
add_filter('crawlwp_seo_features_is_enabled', '__return_false');
Hi! I tried disabling the “Turn on the SEO features” option using the filter you suggested:
phpadd_filter(‘crawlwp_seo_features_is_enabled’, ‘__return_false’);
I added it to my child theme’s functions.php, but it didn’t work — the feature is still active and the “Turn on the SEO features” notice still appears and conflicts with my plugin.
Could you please suggest another way to disable it? Maybe the filter has a different name or a different approach is needed. I still want to keep using the other features — indexing and API settings — please don’t disable those. Thanks!
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This reply was modified 3 weeks, 3 days ago by
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I’ve already contacted you about this. I need to disable all CrawlWP modules except Indexing and API.
Basically, restore the behavior as it was before the new SEO Features were added. Turn off Title & Meta and all other new SEO modules, but keep these working:
How can I do this? If there’s a filter — tell me the exact name.
Looks like you need to run the code snippet as a plugin because adding it to theme function.php runs too late.
Install https://wordpress.org/plugins/code-snippets/ and run the code everywhere inside it.
You can open a ticket with us at https://crawlwp.com/support for a closer look.
Thank you so much — you guys are the best! 🙏