Hiding plugins on pages

That plugin adds the button to the_content via add_filter.

Try this: Create a new file called remove-pin-it.php and put it in the wp-content/plugins directory.

In that file put these lines.

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Remove Pinterest Button from Pages
*/

add_filter( 'the_content' , 'liz_remove_pin_it_button' , 30 );
function liz_remove_pin_it_button( $content ) {
if ( is_page() ) {
   remove_filter("the_content", "add_pin_it_button");
}

Go into your Dashboard and activate that plugin. It should check if the_content is inside a page and remove the Pinterest button from pages only.

If something goes Really Wrong™ then just delete that new file remove-pin-it.php.

Whoops, did I screw that up, sorry. I’ll make up for that. 🙂

I just installed the Pinterest plugin on my Crash Test Dummy blog and came up with this fix.

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Remove Pinterest Button from Pages
*/

add_action( 'loop_start' , 'liz_remove_pin_it_button' );
function liz_remove_pin_it_button() {
   if ( is_page() ) {
      remove_filter("the_content", "add_pin_it_button");
   }
}

Before I was trying to remove a filter from within the content that the filter was being applied. That won’t work.

…Also I left off a closing } which caused that error…

This new one worked for me and should work for you too. It only removes the button on pages and nothing else.