How to delete a youtube feed slider properly and not leave garbage code behind - there are conflicting past messages

Finsweet Components
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Description

How to delete a youtube feed slider properly and not leave garbage code behind - there are conflicting past messages

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Steps to Reproduce

  1. [First step] go to KindEdge | Videos
  2. [Second step] see bottom slider - it needs to be deleted
  3. [Third step] your past support pages have conflicting notes on how to “clean” remove it without leaving garbage code behind
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Expected Behavior

[What did you expect to happen?] your past support pages have conflicting notes on how to “clean” remove it without leaving garbage code behind
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Actual Behavior

[What actually happened?]

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  • Browser: [e.g., Chrome 120, Safari 17] chrome - latest
  • Device: [e.g., Desktop, iPhone 14] pc desktop

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Hey @msheckert,

First in Webflow Designer, select and delete the entire slider component wrapper element. Be sure to also clean up the CSS classes specific to this component.

Next, remove the JavaScript Code by going to Project Settings > Custom Code. Look for and delete any YouTube API-related scripts. If this was the only Finsweet component you were using, you can also remove the Finsweet Components script.

Finally, clean up any API Keys. If you set up YouTube Data API keys, you can deactivate them in your Google Cloud Console and remove any environment variables or custom fields related to the YouTube integration.