smallapis

Uninstall

Deactivating stops a plugin. Deleting it from the Plugins screen also removes its data, as described here. Nothing outside its own data is ever touched.

WebP & AVIF Offload

  • Deactivating removes the plugin’s block from .htaccess, so the site goes back to serving the originals immediately.
  • Deleting removes the WebP and AVIF copies and the plugin’s settings. To keep the copies, turn on the switch for it in Tools before deleting.
  • The originals are never touched, so the site is exactly as it was.
  • If you pasted the nginx rules, remove them from your server configuration.

Simple Popups

Deleting removes every popup and the plugin’s settings. Visitors’ browsers may keep a small “already seen” note in their local storage, which does nothing without the plugin.

Private Space

  • Deactivating makes members-only pages public again at once. It is not a way to pause a private area.
  • Deleting removes the settings, the page flags and the Member role. Accounts are never deleted: members are given the site’s default role.

Deleting removes the styled menus. The WordPress menus they used, in Appearance → Menus, are not touched. Remove the Styled menu blocks and shortcodes from your pages.

The licence key

The key is shared by the four plugins. It is removed from the site when the last Smallapis plugin is deleted. It stays valid: paste it again after a reinstall, or on another site.