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<h2 class="top">Automated Removal</h2> |
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<li>Go to the admin section of your WordPress site.</li> |
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<li>Select the <em>SSO</em> menu item.</li> |
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<li>Select the <em>Advanced Settings</em> sub-menu item.</li> |
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<li>If you would like to remove WPSSO Core settings and all custom post, term, and user metadata, make sure the "Remove All Settings on Uninstall" option is checked.</li> |
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<li>Select the <em>Plugins</em> menu item.</li> |
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<li>Select the <em>Installed Plugins</em> sub-menu.</li> |
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<li>Scroll down to the "WPSSO Core" plugin (or use the Search field), and click its <em>Deactivate</em> link.</li> |
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<li>Scroll down to the "WPSSO Core" plugin (or use the Search field), and click its <em>Delete</em> link.</li> |
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<li>Click on the <em>Yes, Delete these files and data</em> button.</li> |
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<h2>Manual Removal</h2> |
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<p>Note that removing the plugin folder manually will not remove its settings from the database.</p> |
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<li>Remove the wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wpsso/ folder from your website.</li> |
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