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  • Plugin Author micropat

    (@micropat)

    Try toggling off the Placement options in AddToAny Settings and clearing the site’s cache. If your theme insists on outputting content (buttons, etc.) there, you can use Additional CSS code to prevent the buttons from displaying in that area, for example:

    .my-menu .addtoany_content { display: none; }

    Post the URL to your site (or the HTML source code via pastebin.com or similar) if you need help finding the CSS selector to replace .my-menu in the above example.

    Thread Starter johnnyjoy777

    (@johnnyjoy777)

    Switching the display options did not help … Yes, I will need help in finding the code that I need to exclude through CSS. In the coming days I will open the site and write here the website address.

    thanks for your help!

    Thread Starter johnnyjoy777

    (@johnnyjoy777)

    Hello. I opened the site…)

    If you go to any product, for example this one – https://oashop.ru/product/nochnoj-krem-dlya-lica-s-azulenom-romashki/ and open the menu on the top or left, you will see the block share … Here’s how to remove it from these menus? Thanks for the help!

    Plugin Author micropat

    (@micropat)

    .menu-item is a good CSS selector to use for your site. Altogether:

    .menu-item .addtoany_content { display: none; }

    Since the menu “post type” is provided by your premium theme, you should let the theme’s author know that the menu is showing content from other plugins. If/when the theme fixes its menu issue, you won’t have to figure out the CSS to hide content from other plugins in the future. ??

    Thread Starter johnnyjoy777

    (@johnnyjoy777)

    Thank you for your help! I managed to disable plug-in work where it is not necessary…

    Have a nice day! ??

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