So the css used by the plug-in is actually called demo.css – see file. ( I know, it started as that I’ve never got round to calling it something more appropriate). The plug-in requires more css that just prettify, however: for example to style the preview box, the toolbar etc. So just replacing the contents … Read more
Third choice: I suggest using jQuery to handle this. <script>$(‘aTwenty Twelve Calender Widget post titles creating disturbance’).attr(‘title’, ”);</script> will remove all anchor titles on the page. You could put that in the page template or build a widget that echos it.
If you theme is using body_class as it should be you can target just about any page you want with your CSS. For example, to target all h1 tags on author pages. .author h1 { color:red; } Or all h2 on an archive page of any kind: .archive h2 { color:red; } See the list … Read more
wp_register_script( $handle, $src, $deps, $ver, $in_footer ); wp_register_style( $handle, $src, $deps, $ver, $media ); if (!is_admin()) { add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_js’); // for js add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’,’my_style’); // for css } function my_js(){ if(is_page(page id)){ // or is_page_template(page slug) wp_register_script( ‘port-js’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/portfolio-js.js’); wp_enqueue_script( ‘port-js ‘); } } function my_style(){ if(is_page(page id)){ // or is_page_template(page slug) wp_register_style( ‘port-style’, … Read more
The styles are enqueued in the function enqueue_styles() inside the file /wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress-functions.php. It’s a matter of using is_bbpress() and wp_dequeue_style. Only one of the styles is enqueued, but here we’re removing all 3 possibilities. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘bbpress_enqueue_wpse_87081’, 15 ); function bbpress_enqueue_wpse_87081() { // Check if bbpress exists if( !function_exists( ‘is_bbpress’ ) ) return; if( !is_bbpress() … Read more
You can select every iframe, just by writing: iframe{display:none} If you have multiple iframes, and this is the only one you want to apply this styling to, you can write something like this: iframe[src^=”//assets.pinterest.com/pidget.html”]{display:none} Note: Not really a WordPress question, but pure CSS related.
It’s because the TwentyTwelve theme has “clear: both;” set on H3 tags, which messes up the layout. Try adding this CSS: #authorlist h3 { clear: none !important; }
if the url is www.example.com/page?style=alt, you can conditionally check the presence of $_GET[‘style’] when you’re including your styles. Add the following where you are enqueueing your syles(probably in functions.php): if(isset($_GET[‘style’]) && $_GET[‘style’]==’alt’){ wp_enqueue_script(‘alternate_style); else{ wp_enqueue_script(‘normal_style); }
First off, the origin of the data (WordPress theme options) aside, this question is pretty much about generic PHP and CSS. That being said, here’s how: PHP Stylesheet Add a new file to your theme, call it “dynamic_styles.php” or the like. Note that while it will contain mostly CSS, you give it a .php file … Read more
Try adding classes, instead of restricting the CSS to certain pages. You should be looking for classes that will allow you to apply your styles to those pages only. Usually the CSS for the entire site will be loaded at once and kept in the cache. So don’t try to load the styles only on … Read more