Create a /wp-content/mu-plugins/disable-plugins-rules directory if the plugin
has not created one for you already. Create a rules file for each site your
WordPress installation is running, naming the file after the host name for
the site followed by a .rules extension. For example mywordpresssite.com.rules
would be a rules set for mywordpresssite.com.
Populate your rules using regular expression pattern matches and plugin base
names on each line of your rules file. For example, to exclude the Hello Dolly
and Akisment plugins from being loaded on your home page, you would write
a rules file that looks like:
# Prevent the Hello Dolly plugin from loading on the home page
^\/$ hello
# Prevent the Akisment plugin from loading on the home page
^\/$ akismet
You will need to write a rule for each plugin that will be excluded for each
pattern that you wish to exclude that plugin from. C style comments are
allowed in your rules file to document your rules.
