Here is one way I can think to do this. Make a new post for each attendee. The post title should be their unique identifier that you assign them. Rather than manually creating all those posts, you might find it easier to create a spreadsheet and import. Each posts’ content would be the contact info … Read more
Start by creating a stylesheet for your plugin.Then you can use the do_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’) to enqueue it in the controlpanel only, avoiding it to be loaded in the frontend. You could do something like this: function my_plugin_admin_styles() { wp_enqueue_style(‘my-plugin-admin-style’, plugin_dir_url(__FILE__) . ‘assets/css/admin-style.css’, array(), ‘1.0.0’, ‘all’); } add_action(‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_plugin_admin_styles’); Just make sure to correct the path for … Read more
/** * Enqueue a script or stylesheet in the WordPress admin on edit.php. * * @param string $hook_suffix Hook suffix for the current admin page. */ function wpse426722_admin_enqueue( $hook_suffix ) { if( ‘admin_print_scripts-profile’ == $hook_suffix ) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘your-stylesheet-slug’, ‘/path/to/your_stylesheet.css’ ); } } add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse426722_admin_enqueue’ ); The above function has the hook suffix for … Read more
This is configurable using the plugin Child Theme Configurator. Here’s a screen shot. The option Separate stylesheet was selected originally. Changing it to Primary Stylesheet did the trick: Changes in Additional CSS are loaded first, and then changes in style.css in the child theme are loaded. No conflicts so far. With the Separate stylesheet setting, … Read more
Without knowing your exact setup, this is hard to say, but it looks like some code is adding styling that overrules some parts of your theme’s styles. You could try adding !important to that font size and see what happens. Otherwise, you could copy that line that works in the inspector into your theme’s functions.php … Read more
I guess you’re using this code in a wrong file other than the main plugin file (usually /wp-content/plugins/wp-cricket-info/wp-cricket-info.php). So, the file you’re referencing when enqueueing is actually incorrect. Follow the steps below- Define a constant in the main plugin file that references the file itself. define( ‘WP_CRICKET_INFO’, __FILE__ ); When enqueueing the CSS, use that … Read more
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The fundamental issue is that MUI is probably not meant to be used in an environment where there are already styles like this. It’s supposed to be the base layer. The WordPress admin has its own styles and it’s highly unusual to try and use a completely different UI framework inside of it. These types … Read more
CSS Styles specific to Admin Sidebar not loading