Hi, at this point this is only possible when you can (know how to) add some code to you themes header.php.
As an example, the code that you can place just before (!) the wp_head()
call to disable fancybox on the home page is :
if ( class_exists('easyFancyBox') && is_home() ) {
remove_action('wp_head', array('easyFancyBox', 'main_script'), 999);
}
Replace is_home()
with something like is_page('pageslug')
if you want to target a specific page. Or is_archive()
to target all category, tag and date archive pages.
Please be aware that if you modify a theme that is hosted on www.ads-software.com Theme Repository then the modification will get lost on the next update. To prevent this, you’d need to create a child theme by following the instructions on https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes
It’s not so difficult as it sounds ??