Hi @mativve,
The quickest way would be by uninstalling the plugin: WordPress Popular Posts will then clean up after itself, removing its database tables from your site’s database, cached thumbnails, etc. After that just reinstall it and you’re done.
Alternatively, you can:
- Go to your hosting provider’s control panel (eg. cPanel)
- Go to phpMyAdmin (or similiar tool) to manage your site’s database
- Find all tables that start with wp_popularposts (wp_popularpostsdata, wp_popularpostssummary, etc.) and empty them
I highly recommend creating a full backup of your site’s database before making any changes in case you need to roll back for whatever reason.
Oh, also make note of whatever settings you’re using with the plugin in case you decide to go the Uninstall route so you can set everything up the same way it was before uninstalling the plugin.
Thank you for help and fast response 🙏
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This reply was modified 9 months, 1 week ago by
mativve.