[slb_exclude] displays in woo-slider excerpts

I think I’ve resolved this. Posting here in case anyone else has the same issue.

Went to the original post and added the shortcode [slb_exclude] [/slb_exclude] to the entire post. This seems to fix the issue.
This is a bit of a pain, so if the plugin author has a more efficient way to fix this I’d love to know.

Thank you.

Hi, can you please provide a link to “woo-slider excerpt” and I would be glad to take a closer look.

Thanks.

Hi, are you still experiencing an issue with SLB? If so, please provide the requested details and I would be glad to take a look.

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Same problem with TW Recent Posts Widget on Simple Lightbox beta 2.4.

@ygirod: Thanks for the link. I will look into this.

@ygirod: SLB has been tested with TW Recent Posts Widget and no issues were found.

Please provide the following details so that your issue can be reproduced:

• Theme
• Plugins
• TW Recent Posts Widget Settings

Thanks.

@archetyped
Greetings. I am experiencing the same issue on our website. “[slb_exclude]” will display on every recent blog post within the recent news widget. I have to wrap every post in “[slb_exclude]” and “[/slb_exclude]”.

What can I do to prevent this? Adding tags to every post isn’t the ideal solution.

I currently have the latest post wrapped in the short code so it will not display.

Same basic information:
Website
Theme
Pluto
Plugins

• content-grid-slider
• Duplicator
• easy-table
• ga-nav-menus-tracking
• Google XML Sitemaps
• gallery-plugin
• multi-slider
• really-simple-issue-tracker
• revslider
• simple-lightbox
• sp-faq
• twitget
• widgets-on-pages
• wp-smart-pagination
• Hide Title
• SEO Ultimate

@helloanthony, thanks for the information.

I would be glad to look into this. Please provide the URL to your theme as well as the plugin that is adding the “Recent News” widget (this is not a default widget).

Thanks.

jQuery solution without rewriting the plugin code:

var replaced = $(" your-element ").html().replace(/\[.*\]/g,'');
$(" your-element ").html(replaced);