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TimBiden, on the very first line of the function “websitez_filter_advanced_page” just put “return $html;” and you should be all set.

function websitez_filter_advanced_page($html){
return $html;
if (class_exists(‘DOMDocument’)) {

Unfortunately, with the way WordPress is designed, one plugin cannot manipulate another plugin.

So you’ll have to do a “hack”.

The best way is to modify the slider plugin and have it only show if it is not a mobile device.

The nice part is the WP Mobile Detector gives you access to a value inside the wp query object as well as a cookie you can check against.

You could also put JavaScript in the footer that hides the slider, or removes it from the page if you’d like.

Are you using a cache plugin?

Yes, if you pass “websitez-mobile=0” it will disable. Also, “websitez-mobile=1” to enable.

Did you wait for an error to occur?

Without more information I can’t help fix it.

Do you have a cache plugin? Try clearing the cache.

The plugin only exists inside of its folder, so if you delete that, and it is still happening, there is some sort of a cache problem.

This is a PRO feature. You can read more about it here: https://websitez.com

Anything recent and you should be fine.

BuddyPress has always used the theme component from inside their directory and the plugin does the same type of thing when showing the mobile website, so I would imagine it would be compatible with all versions of BuddyPress, but I have not tested all the way back.

Sarah, you’ll have to contact your web host and enable CURL.

You’ll want to edit the style.php file instead of style.css file.

And yes, the PRO version allows you to change the menu through the administration.

Make sure you completely remove the free version before installing the PRO version.

Which theme are you using? Check the sidebar.php file.

You should be able to deselect the menu items from the administration area.

You may have to clear your browser cache to see the changes. Or if you use a cache plugin, you’ll have to clear the cache.

Do you have a cache plugin installed? You’ll want to clear the cache.

Did you try switching themes with the WP Mobile Detector? It comes with a bunch of them.

But the WZ Mobile theme wasn’t functioning?

You can upgrade to the paid version to get rid of the ads.

Yes, it should work just fine with Buddypress.