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Removing menu item remaining after a module has been removed

Chad

Basic Pleskian
Hello,

Recently installed a module to test and this is no longer required, while the module/extension removed the link to that module remains in the users portal on the right-side menu as shown in attached screen.

Would appreciate any insight to remove this related link.

Thank you,

Chad
 

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Well. that was easy :)

After cruising through 'tools & settings' panel, found an option under 'Plesk Appearance' > custom buttons.
Where one had been created by the module install, selected and removed!

Nice feature to have, thanks

Chad
 
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