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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    “sbb” prefix appears in a lot of script variable names and HTML IDs. A common prefix for multiple names often indicates a specific theme or plugin. For example, in my theme “Best Fashion Magazine”, I might prefix my variables with “bfm” like so: var bfmDescription = 'foo'; (hypothetically, I don’t really have such a theme) If you can correlate “sbb” to a theme or plugin, that’ll narrow down the source.

    You’re right, the URLs are built within some inline JavaScript. The script appears between the <body> tag and Elementor content, so I’m inclined to think it relates to your theme somehow. It’s a bit of an odd place for inline script. For it to be there, there would need to be something in a theme template that causes it to be there, either a function call or applying an action or filter hook.

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