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Over time, plugins and themes tend to leave behind shortcodes. Shortcode Disabler allows you to “disable” those old shortcodes by replacing them with nothing on the front end.
Optionally, you can choose to display or hide the content of a shortcode. In other words, this: <code>[some-shortcode]this is content[/some-shortcode]</code> can become this: <code>this is content</code> on the frontend of your site.

Shortcode Disabler

Disable old, unused shortcodes on your WordPress site.

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Shortcodes Finder helps you to: 
* Find every shortcode (by tag or content type) present in your WordPress posts, pages and custom type contents 
* Search unused shortcodes 
* Disable active or unused/orphan shortcodes 
* Test your shortcodes before use them in your website 
* Search shortcode in all multisite network contents

Shortcodes Finder

Shortcodes Finder helps you to find, test, clean and get informations about the shortcodes in your WordPress website posts, pages and custom contents.

Shortcode Disabler vs Shortcodes Finder