The hover is handled by the jquery qTip plugin. You should be able to dequeue the script calling qTip for the plugin using wp_dequeue_script(‘qtipcall’) in your themes functions.php.
You may also want to dequeue the qTip jquery plugin as it would no longer be needed and imagesLoaded. Which would be:
wp_dequeue_script(‘qtipcall’)
wp_dequeue_script(‘imagesloaded’)
I’m not somewhere I can test this out at the moment, but that should be possible. You can find more on the dequeue_script function here https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/wp_dequeue_script
Is there a way to turn off the hover text (and just keep the footnotes on the bottom of the page ) without disabling the hover text feature for the entire theme? I want one of my plugins to use it, but not footnotes. Something I can modify within the plug-in directory itself? Thanks!
Dequeing the ‘qtipcall’ script should take care of that for you with:
wp_dequeue_script('qtipcall')
That script only makes the qTip call that easy footnotes uses. The full qTip jQuery plugin is enqueued as just ‘qtip’.
There was a typo in my message above. Dequeueing the entire qTip plugin would be:
wp_dequeue_script('qtip')
wp_dequeue_script('imagesloaded')
Just dequeueing ‘qtipcall’ should get rid of the hover for you, but leave it for the rest of your theme.
