Sounds like some filter is placing the create.css file there. Check your functions.php (or search for the following function inside the theme with your text editor in case some other file is enqueueing those assets) for wp_enqueue_style and see if you have that file enqueued. Other way of doing this is using the filter wp_head, … Read more
Yes, this can easily be cleaned up with a little CSS. You can start by using the browser’s inspector, hit F12 to open it, and select the element you want to style. See if that form or something around has an ID, use that to target each element so you don’t effect other pages or … Read more
These styles are styles applied through the block settings toolbar. This code will remove the wp-container-id class for every block: remove_filter( ‘render_block’, ‘wp_render_layout_support_flag’, 10, 2 ); This was found on this page. It has more advice on removing block styles and altering them as well. Also found on the above page was this code to … Read more
Add Custom Alignment Option to WordPress Blocks/Gutenberg
Set the priority argument on add_action(), the 3rd argument, to something high: add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_custom_css’, 20 ); The default is 10, so most styles will be loaded at that priority in the order that the plugins are loaded, so 20 will be after most of them. Increase or decrease that number as required.
I will try to answer your question. since you know how the text can be changed – let me take it for CSS. View in the browser – The browser is rendering the button like this → <button type=”submit” class=”button alt” name=”woocommerce_checkout_place_order” id=”place_order” value=”Confirm order” data-value=”Confirm order”>Confirm order</button> Now create a folder by the name … Read more
When you inspect elements on the affected pages, it should tell you which CSS file is enforcing the rule. If the file is somewhere inside /wp-content/plugins/ then a plugin is adding them and you can either disable that plugin or see whether they have properly enqueued the CSS. If inside the plugin the style is … Read more
Use a single element, with a pseudo element (:before) for the featured image, and appropriate hover styling to set its opacity and reveal a blend with the underlying second image. I threw in a gradual image transition just to make it look a little nicer. html: <div class=”my-image-holder”> text and other contents we don’t want … Read more
You can hook to admin_body_class: add_filter( ‘admin_body_class’, ‘set_admin_page_as_body_class’ ); /** * Create a body class based on the current admin page. * * @param string $classes The current admin body classes. * @return string */ function set_admin_page_as_body_class( $classes ) { /** * For safety, I always check for get_current_screen before I use it. * May … Read more
Preface It would be best to see what kind of caching options are available through your host. If you can use an object cache, CDN, or anything like that, you could decrease the load on your server. If your database and webserver are the same host, then storing this in the database won’t necessarily mean … Read more