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which explains why the vendor for its commercial version is now offering it as a free plugins for earlier versions of wordpress.
It’s only for multi-sites in using sub-domains.
You can take a look at its sister sites https://www.2clickmall.com

As for the free multisite plugin I was referring, it’s actually multisite manager plguin – I stand corrected.
My apologies.

best wishes!

thanks so much for the helpful url links and they are really the ones related to my needs. Much appreciated.

Seasonal greetings and best wishes to you and all !!

thank you macmanx,

Our outsourced web developer for this site has stepped in to solve the problem and she has it fixed just now.

The site is back to normal.

In conclusion, this matter is now resolved and closed.

On hindsight, I would certainly use their services again if roohit can be more discreet in putting their link inside their widget like most big names do and not putting anywhere else on user’s sites, then should be no issues at all. Their highligter is a useful tool but they can certainly improve on the flexibility of dimension selection especially for narrower sidebars.

Once again, thank you macmanx for your attention and assistance.

Best wishes!

in fact, most of the free plugins do not intrude into users websites at all. They only have a donation button within the plugin page.

The highlighter itself already has its built-in link to their site. The “Powered by…..” live link is really intrusive. Google adsense is another example in that they can do exactly what roohit has done, but they don’t. They have it within their ads box.

The roohit’s live link placed beneath my site’s footer is deliberately designed to be highly visible with highlights itself and bigger font size than the usual. Very imposing and intrusive.

the main issue is not the problem but it’s their no response that is the main problem leaving help seekers in a limbo, which reflect their lack of professional courtesy.

They should be ready to back up their actions with readily available solution to undo what they have added onto their users’ websites, after users have terminated the usage and approached them for such.
They failed in this respect.

Thanks for your guidance macmanx.

I appreciate and accept all your points. It was due to my lack of familiarity with Plugins and in fact WordPress itself, that I find it necessary to approach roohit for advice and assistance to help remove it.

Their silence is the reason why I have to mention this incident openly here. They should have responded with their solution to help me delete the link or direct me to any available information on how to delete it.
Silence in this case on their part, is not helpful at all.

There is no “deactivate” button on their plugin page inside my wp/admin/settings/auto publish my highlights/

It’s not in the plugins area as well.

There’s no roohit code in the footer.php file.

Again, I have requested them to assist and they failed to respond.
Their link is not a credit line but clearly a publicity/free advertising, which should be taken off after site’s stopped using its free plugin/widget. The least they could do is to provide instruction on how to do this when approached and not keeping silent.

I would be most grateful if you happens to know what alternative action I should take to delete the unwanted link permanently.

thank you in advance

Let me add this…..

If only they have responded promptly and confirmed to remove the link or provide detailed instruction on how to remove the link, I wouldn’t have to voice it here.

Obviously, their support don’t think it’s urgent enough to warrant any attention or response. Arrogant or lack of professional courtesy?

How and where do I start a new topic on roohit??