Here are a few options for the description of the WordPress post tag “停用” (Ting Yong – “Deactivate” or “Disable”) in Traditional Chinese, with varying levels of detail and context:

**Option 1: Simple & Direct**

* **Description:** 將此功能或內容停用。
* **Translation:** Disables this feature or content.
* **Explanation:** This is a straightforward and clear explanation of the tag’s purpose.

**Option 2: Emphasizing the Reason**

* **Description:** 標示已停用的文章、功能，可能因為過時、錯誤或其他原因。
* **Translation:** Marks articles and features that have been deactivated, possibly due to being outdated, erroneous, or other reasons.
* **Explanation:** This option hints at the rationale behind the deactivation, offering more context.

**Option 3: Using a Commonly Used Term**

* **Description:** 已停用，不再可用的內容與功能。
* **Translation:** Deactivated content and features that are no longer available.
* **Explanation:** This option may be helpful as it includes context on what the tag signifies.

**Option 4: For developers or technical content.**

* **Description**: 停用功能或程式碼，表示已不再啟用、移除或註解。
* **Translation**: Deactivated features or code, indicating they are no longer enabled, removed, or commented out.
* **Explanation**: This is suitable for technical and development context.

**In WordPress, you’ll typically add the tag description like this:**

1. Go to **Posts** -> **Tags** in your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Find the “停用” tag and click **Edit**.
3. Look for the **Description** field (it might be under the “Show Description” / “勾選展示描述” option if using classic editor).
4. Paste your chosen description (e.g., “將此功能或內容停用。”) into the **Description** field.
5. Click **Update** (更新) or **Save**.

Choose the description that best fits the content and tone of your blog or website. I’d generally recommend either Option 1 or Option 3. Good luck!