Möchten Sie Trackbacks und Pings für Ihre bestehenden WordPress-Beiträge deaktivieren?
Trackbacks und Pingbacks teilen Ihnen mit, dass ein anderer Blog auf Ihren Inhalt verlinkt hat und umgekehrt. Spammer missbrauchen diese Funktion jedoch oft, indem sie Trackbacks und Pings von Spam-Websites senden.
In diesem Artikel zeigen wir Ihnen, wie Sie Trackbacks und Pingbacks für Ihre bestehenden WordPress-Beiträge deaktivieren können.
Warum Trackbacks und Pings in WordPress deaktivieren?
In den Anfängen des Bloggens ermöglichten Trackbacks und Pingbacks den Blogs, sich gegenseitig über Links zu informieren.
Nehmen wir an, Sie schreiben einen Artikel und verlinken auf einen Beitrag im Blog Ihres Freundes. Ihr Blog sendet automatisch einen Ping an das Blog dieser Person.
Dieser Pingback erscheint in der Warteschlange des Blogs und enthält einen Link zu Ihrer Website. Allerdings können Spammer diese Funktion auch nutzen, um gefälschte Trackbacks und Pings zu senden, was Ihrer Suchmaschinenoptimierung schaden kann.
Selbst wenn Sie Akismet verwenden, können einige dieser Trackbacks immer noch in die WordPress-Moderationswarteschlange gelangen.
Sie können die Funktion Trackbacks und Pingbacks deaktivieren, indem Sie im WordPress-Dashboard zu Einstellungen “ Diskussion gehen. Deaktivieren Sie dann einfach das Kästchen neben „Link-Benachrichtigungen von anderen Blogs (Pingbacks und Trackbacks) bei neuen Beiträgen zulassen“.
Beachten Sie, dass diese Einstellung nur Trackbacks und Pingbacks für alle neuen Artikel, die Sie veröffentlichen, deaktiviert. Für alle Ihre alten Beiträge sind Trackbacks und Pingbacks weiterhin aktiviert.
Sehen wir uns also an, wie Sie Trackbacks und Pingbacks bei bestehenden WordPress-Beiträgen einfach deaktivieren können.
Trackbacks und Pings für WordPress-Beiträge deaktivieren
Der einfachste Weg, Trackbacks und Pings auf Ihrer gesamten WordPress-Website zu deaktivieren, ist die Verwendung der Massenbearbeitungsfunktion.
Zunächst müssen Sie die Einstellungen für die Paginierung ändern, damit alle Ihre Beiträge auf demselben Bildschirm erscheinen. Gehen Sie dazu auf Beiträge “ Alle Beiträge und klicken Sie dann auf die Schaltfläche Bildschirmoptionen in der oberen rechten Ecke des Bildschirms.
Standardmäßig zeigt WordPress 20 Beiträge pro Seite an.
Um dies zu ändern, geben Sie einfach eine neue Zahl in das Feld „Anzahl der Elemente pro Seite“ ein. Da Sie alle Ihre WordPress-Blogs aktualisieren möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen, eine hohe Zahl einzugeben, z. B. 999.
Klicken Sie anschließend auf die Schaltfläche „Übernehmen“, um die Beitragsliste neu zu laden.
Jetzt können Sie alle Beiträge auswählen, indem Sie das Kästchen neben „Titel“ markieren.
Öffnen Sie dann das Dropdown-Menü, das standardmäßig „Massenaktionen“ anzeigt, und wählen Sie „Bearbeiten“.
Klicken Sie dann einfach auf „Übernehmen“.
WordPress zeigt nun die Massenbearbeitungseinstellungen für alle diese Beiträge an.
Öffnen Sie einfach das Dropdown-Menü „Pings“ und wählen Sie „Nicht zulassen“.
Zum Schluss klicken Sie einfach auf die Schaltfläche „Aktualisieren“, um Ihre Änderungen zu speichern und Pings und Trackbacks in WordPress zu deaktivieren.
Wenn Sie mehr als 999 Beiträge in Ihrem WordPress-Blog haben, müssen Sie die nächste Seite aufrufen und den Vorgang wiederholen.
Wir hoffen, dass dieser Artikel Ihnen geholfen hat, zu erfahren, wie Sie Trackbacks und Pings bei bestehenden WordPress-Beiträgen einfach deaktivieren können. Vielleicht interessiert Sie auch unsere Liste der besten WordPress-SEO-Plugins und -Tools oder unser Leitfaden zur Steigerung Ihres Blog-Traffics.
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Oni says
Hello,
maybe i do not understand fully so please sorry this question:
1) disabling pingback and trackback from wordpress do not preserve me from someone to write them back: is it so? If yes, if someone write something that cite me i will never see (not saying that this is a problem, i’m just trying to understand).
2) Comment in approval usually are not shown in pages(is this true?): how does the comments approval queue affect SEO of a website?
WPBeginner Support says
Someone would still be able to write about and link to your site with trackbacks and pings disabled on the site you can normally use analytics tools to check for sites that are linking to your site without needing to use trackbacks and pingbacks.
Comments waiting for comment approval would not affect your site’s SEO and would not show up on the page until you approve the comment.
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Moe Morales says
Thanks for this tip! It saved me a TON of time! Cheers!
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome, glad our guide was helpful
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lin says
This did not work. It is still showing on my existing blog posts at the bottom.
I have it updated in settings and „PINGS“ are turned off on all posts as well
WPBeginner Support says
Turning them off would disable them from being added, you would need to remove previous pings for what it sounds like you’re waning.
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John Zimmer says
Very helpful. Clear, concise instructions that got the job done efficiently.
Thank you!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was helpful!
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Zack says
Thank you for this great and detailed guide it saved me alot of stress because I was getting alot of pingbacks with this guide I was able to get it fixed.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide was able to help!
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Patrick Kamau says
Thank you so much for this article. I have been stressed by these pingbacks for quite a while. I had turned off them from new articles but they kept coming. Now I know it was because of the old posts. I have followed your essay steps and now I hope they will be gone forever.
Thanks.
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome, glad our guide could be helpful!
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Steve says
I’m not sure you indicated it, but if a trackback is found in a post (or page) using your Edit method (which will now be changed to be disallowed), will it alter the date currently shown for the post (or page)? I would not want the original post date to now suddenly indicate the date I ran this Edit as this would mess up the time order of the posts.
WPBeginner Support says
Changing the trackback through the method in the article shouldn’t affect the published date for the post.
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Dianne says
Thanks so much! I never knew about bulk editing. This really helped
WPBeginner Support says
Glad we could help
Admin
katie says
Hi! Is there a way to allow pingbacks but not to show them in the comments? Or does that defeat the purpose of allowing them in the first place. Sorry if that’s a silly question, new to all of this. Thanks!
WPBeginner Support says
To do that you would need to delete the pingbacks in your comments at which point we feel it would be better to prevent them altogether.
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Stephanie says
I did the steps correctly but when I go back to make sure everything is saved. The „ping“ section does not stay on do not allow. It goes back to how it used to be. Why?
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to start by following our troubleshooting guide below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-to-troubleshooting-wordpress-errors-step-by-step/
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Eduardo says
Awesome!! Thank you very much
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome
Admin
Timur says
Hi, how can I turn on pings on older articles?
I have a lot of articles and mention that i disable „Attempt to notify any blogs linked to from the article“ and now i want this ping to my article. I turned on this option but mine nothing has changed with old posts.
Regards/
WPBeginner Support says
You would need to use the second method in the article to enable pings on the older posts
Admin
Tor says
ah, nice. I have a blog post that spammers have kept banging on for the last week. thank you!
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome, glad our guide could help
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Babak Fakhamzadeh says
I’ve got a few thousand posts. If I set my pagesize to over 30 or so, WordPress returns a ‚page not found‘ after submitting the bulk edit and waiting for a while.
I really don’t want to do this 100 times with a page size of 20.
So, is there a plugin or other method that can help me do this?
WPBeginner Support says
Sadly not one we would recommend at the moment, you may want to reach out to your host to increase your maximum execution time or try: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-increase-the-maximum-file-upload-size-in-wordpress/
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Babak Fakhamzadeh says
Thanks for the quick response.
Asif says
I have applied this tutorial as well as https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-disable-self-pingbacks-in-wordpress/ but still ping back comments are visible on my blog. May you please help out to get rid from them?
WPBeginner Support says
Those pingbacks are probably older and approved. You will have to find and delete them by visiting the comments page in WordPress admin area.
Admin
Jean LeFebvre says
Thank you, I followed your advice. I have worked so hard to get rid of spam in my life and I almost let it back in again because of not knowing what it was!
Wayne Shufelt says
Just wanted to say thanks for this tutorial. I got a trackback on one of me website posts the other day and was not sure about what it was. I thought it might be something I should not open so I deleted it.
I have now followed youtr instructions and shut of that capability in WordPress.
So, Thanks again,
Wayne
Barbara says
Thanks so much for this. My site was being overrun with trackbacks.
Brown Smith says
Hi, If I off trackback then will stop SEO juice pass? I’m really worried about my blog i just off it after read this post.
WPBeginner Support says
Hi Brown,
Turning off trackbacks doesn’t affect your site’s SEO.
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Tim Romero says
Thanks. This was a big help.
JD Lasica says
Would be nice to know what version of WordPress this works on. I’ll upgrade because I’m not seeing the Bulk Edit option. Thanks!
WPBeginner Support says
Hello,
This tutorial was written specifically for self-hosted WordPress.org websites. Please see our guide on the difference between self hosted WordPress.org vs free WordPress.com blog.
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Tony Wang says
Great article, but disabling pings on pages in bulk edit does not seem to work, there is no „ping“ option. Is that true, or am I missing something? So now I need to turn off pings on every individual existing page? Just started getting a bunch of ping spam.
john says
Thanks for the explanation. Mine were already disabled as it was configured by someone else / or switched off as a default. This article explains why they are switched off. What is also useful is to know how to do a bulk edit, i’ve not used this feature before as luckily my set up was done correctly in the first place and is a modern wordpress website with up-to-date security and secure plugins and a secure server configuration that also helps. But you can never be too sure and it is worth taking this measure of disabling pingbacks etc…You should however keep your sitemaps up to date and submit them to include new articles. This is the modern method for updating search engines. Other bloggers find out about the external links to their sites and visa versa using tools such as the google webmaster tools.
Ricardo Ribeiro says
Unfortunately on the last step of this tutorial I get
Request-URI Too Large
The requested URL’s length exceeds the capacity limit for this server.
priya says
All your article I read so far seems for self hosted site. Please help me find some useful articles for my wordpress blog site.
Brian says
Hi Priya,
WordPress is a free tool to help create websites or blogs. It comes in a couple of different flavors. There is WordPress self hosted and WordPress.com, which is hosted. They are both still WordPress.
Here is an article that explains the difference:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/self-hosted-wordpress-org-vs-free-wordpress-com-infograph/
If you want help with WordPress.com (hosted) specifically, here is a great starting point:
Hope this helps!
Tammi says
Exactly the solution that I was looking for, thanks WPBeginner!
Ravi sharma says
Really Awesome And Helpful Post
Christabel Hilda says
That has been helpful