Activating
The license connects the site to SleekWP’s store; the standalone SleekMotion plugin uses it to receive updates. Motion’s animations and settings work whether or not a license is active.
On the License page
Open Motion’s License page: in the suite it sits beside Motion’s settings in
the workspace, and in the standalone plugin under SleekWP > Motion.
- Enter the license key.
- Activate it.
The page asks the store to activate the key for this site and shows the result as valid or invalid. Only a valid key is kept; an invalid one is discarded, so the page keeps showing no key. Deactivating asks the store to release the key for this site and removes it, together with the status.
The page is hidden when the standalone plugin is white-labelled.
With a constant
You can provide the key in PHP instead, for example in wp-config.php:
define( 'SLEEK_MOTION_LICENSE', 'YOUR LICENSE KEY' );
While the constant holds a non-empty key, the License page shows that key, masked, as managed by the constant, and refuses to activate or deactivate a key entered on the page. The constant does not activate the key with the store by itself.
Uninstalling
Deleting the plugin removes nothing: Motion’s settings, with its breakpoints, presets and defaults, and the license stay, so reinstalling Motion picks them up again. The animations are written on your elements and stay with them.