• I’m not very proficient at using WordPress, but I’m in the process of trying to remove a jQuery Slider that was made using this plugin. When deactivated, the shortcut [jQuery Slider] still exists and I can’t seem to find where to go to delete this.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here’s the website, plugin activated.

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  • After de-activation, did you remove
    <?php if(function_exists('jquery_slider')) { echo jquery_slider(); } ?>
    from your theme file?
    Or you’re using a shortcode to add it?

    Thread Starter bvschaefer

    (@bvschaefer)

    Well problem is I did nothing to build this site, a company did for a couple years ago apparently with a hacked version of WordPress. Could the shortcode or the php code be in any of the .php files? I’m assuming so.. sorry if these are ridiculous questions.

    The shortodes are added to pages (or posts).First check your pages. I’m not sure how your theme handles things but do you ,by any chance,have a page called “Home”?

    Use the editor to edit the code for the page in question. Be careful not to delete the wrong thing. I’d recommend using Dreamweaver for edits. But if you’re brave, go to the editor (under Appearance) and excise the code (in the php file of the page in question) for the jquery. <?php if(function_exists('jquery_slider')) { echo jquery_slider(); } ?>

    You don’t have to be brave to change the code ?? You have to be careful,that’s all. ALWAYS BACK UP your files before changing anything.

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