
DISABLE XML-RPC-API
Disable XML-RPC-API compatibility with REEID Translate
Disable XML-RPC-API compatibility with REEID Translate is being evaluated using available plugin evidence. Disables XML-RPC API access. No specific visitor-facing text is currently confirmed for translation.
AWAITING VERIFICATION
What the available evidence establishes for Disable XML-RPC-API.
Official plugin information supports the compatibility context documented for this category.
AWAITING VERIFICATION
This integration has not yet been manually verified by REEID.
PLUGIN PROFILE
Disable XML-RPC-API is documented in the Security category with 7 concrete capabilities identified in the current evidence.
EVIDENCE COVERAGE
Plugin capabilities are documented from available official evidence. Translation support is listed only when concrete visitor-facing content is explicitly established.
COMPATIBILITY REVIEW
How Disable XML-RPC-API compatibility is evaluated
01 · Review official plugin evidence
Establish documented plugin behaviour before making any multilingual compatibility claim.
02 · Identify visitor-facing content
Determine whether the documented behaviour exposes human-readable values that visitors can see.
03 · Separate content from functionality
Do not treat structure, configuration, logic, integrations or runtime behaviour as translatable content unless specific human-readable text is identified.
04 · Confirm what can be translated
Publish supported content only when specific visitor-facing text has been identified and can be validated.
PLUGIN INTELLIGENCE
What the official plugin evidence shows
Plugin capabilities
- Disables XML-RPC API access.
- Disables X-Pingback and pingback-related behavior.
- Can block access to xmlrpc.php using .htaccess.
- Can disable selected XML-RPC methods.
- Can blacklist or whitelist IPs for XML-RPC.
- Can rename the XML-RPC slug.
- Can disable JSON REST API, hide WordPress version, disable the built-in WordPress file editor, and disable wlw manifest.
Distinctive features
Security-focused controls for XML-RPC hardening, including pingback blocking, xmlrpc.php access blocking, method-level disabling, IP allow/deny handling, and XML-RPC slug renaming. Additional hardening options include REST API disabling, version hiding, file editor disabling, and wlw manifest disabling.
CONTENT BOUNDARY
Disable XML-RPC-API capabilities and translatable content are documented separately.
The available evidence documents plugin functionality, but does not currently identify specific visitor-facing text that can be translated.
Functional capability alone is not treated as evidence that a value should be translated.
LIMITATIONS & QA
Verification notes
- Evidence is limited to XML-RPC, pingback, IP filtering, and related hardening options. The available information does not establish broader security coverage beyond the documented features. Behavior on specific WordPress surfaces is only supported where explicitly stated in the supplied evidence.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Disable XML-RPC-API and REEID Translate FAQ.
What does Disable XML-RPC-API do according to the available plugin evidence?
Disable XML-RPC-API has 7 concrete capabilities documented from the currently available official plugin evidence. See the Plugin Intelligence section for the individual capabilities.
Does Disable XML-RPC-API currently have any visitor-facing content confirmed for translation?
No specific visitor-facing text is currently confirmed for translation in this integration.
What evidence is needed to confirm translatable content for Disable XML-RPC-API?
The evidence must identify specific visitor-facing text, such as labels, titles, descriptions or messages, that can be validated through the integration workflow.
RELATED GUIDES
Continue through the compatibility library.
INTEGRATION EVIDENCE
Evaluate Disable XML-RPC-API in a multilingual WordPress workflow.
REEID documents Disable XML-RPC-API functionality separately from evidence-backed translation support so compatibility claims remain specific and testable.
Supported translatable content will be published when specific visitor-facing text is confirmed by evidence.