andrewcarlisle

Or maybe turning off the JQuery datepicker as suggested above is indeed enough. That seems to have done the trick! ??

Hey there,

I’m having a similar problem to Stuart, but in my case it’s more extensive.

The scripts and css (flick.css) being added to the head of all my WordPress pages by the MC plugin are causing havoc with existing JQuery functionality and styles even on pages that do not display a MC form.

I think what I need to do is to completely remove the MC plugin from pages where the conflict occurs. I haven’t yet figured out how to do that. Fortunately, the pages where I want to use the MC plugin do not currently have any js or css conflicts with the plugin. However, that may not be so in the future.

Any ideas on how to solve my immediate problem, or to eliminate conflicts more generally? Thanks.