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Nevermind, apparently my FileZilla client was not refreshing the file and folder listing correctly.

After a couple of hours, I connected again via FTP, went to the wp-content/plugins directory and noticed that the wp-post-stats folder was indeed there.

I deleted it and problem solved.

I just hope it did not leave any crap on my database that will somehow affect me in the future.

Some sort of support (or at least a response) from the developers would have been nice.

I want to get rid of this plugin or the functions it installed.
Do I have to go into the database to remove something?

Marking this as resolved.

Aaaah perfect! Installing the Redux Framework plugin did the trick.
I tried first with the shortcodes, but I was not able to get it to work and, even if I had, it was too much trouble. The Gallery settings of the Redux Framework are what I needed.

Thanks for your help!

Hi, thanks for the response. I’ll give it a try.
Could you provide me with both the shortcode to disable the slideshow and the one to disable the “keep image centered”?

Thanks!

I didn’t download thr Redux Framework plugin. I thought the RPS gallery plugin included that framework.
Do I have to download and install it to have access to that settings page?

What about fixing the alignment issue for mobile devices? Is that a possibility?

Thanks!

Hi again,

I need to either fix that alignment issue or disable the RPS gallery plugin lightbox effec, so I can replace it with another one like Simple Lightbox.

How can I disable it?

Thanks.

I see, thanks for the tip. However, it accounted for almost 70% of the page load time.
I used to like it, but I could not afford that impact on page load.
I decided now use the default WP gallery and another plugin to randomly generate thumbnails in a sidebar widget and my site is much quicker.
If it only had allowed other page objects to load first so users don’t feel frustrated and click away… I don’t know if it has to do with how and where the javascripts are implemented (i’m no programmer).

I stopped using NextGen galery becaused it slowed my site bigtime, so I deleted the plugin and the galleries folders, but tons of crap remained at the MySQL database.
I came up with these queries to get rid of it:

DELETE FROM wp_pf_posts WHERE post_type like 'ngg_%' or post_title like '%ngg%' OR post_title like 'NextGen_%';

DELETE FROM wp_pf_options WHERE option_name like '%ngg%' OR option_value like '%ngg%';

DELETE FROM wp_pf_postmeta WHERE meta_key like '%ngg%' OR meta_value like '%ngg%' OR meta_value like '%NextGen%;

I successfully got rid of around 1500 useless rows and my DB file is considerably smaller.