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How to Exclude Elements for Image Effects
If you do not want to use that image effect on some parts of a page, e.g. on sidebar (first post widget), you can simply exclude that element (image effect). Open your browser debug stuff and find its class Then go to ../themes/gdaynews/js/ and open file jaw.utils.php on line 104 and add there that classes
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