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Remove / Disable default custom.css?ver=1.0.0

Here’s how you could use the wp_dequeue_style function in a WordPress hook to unenqueue the custom-css stylesheet: function wpsx411806_unenqueue_custom_css() { wp_dequeue_style( ‘custom-css’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpsx411806_unenqueue_custom_css’ ); In this example, the wpsx411806_unenqueue_custom_css function uses the wp_dequeue_style function to unenqueue the custom-css stylesheet. The function is then registered as a callback for the wp_enqueue_scripts hook.

Insert a group block inside a list item

My solution is to use CSS to simulate numbers (or bullets) on a group (which is a <div>). So I first created groups within groups, and then I added CSS class on the topmost group: .numbered-list { counter-reset: item; } And for each item, the group has this class: .numbered-list-item { } .numbered-list-item:before { content: … Read more

WordPress update leads to 404 error on admin page and signup. CSS mishap with all plugin related functions

First of all never update production/live version, download it and try it locally or on dev server. http://bubblz.in/wp-admin seems working for me. Check do you have still page named login-page. For conflict css files you will need to remove them. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wp_remove_theme_enqueues’, 11 ); function wp_remove_theme_enqueues() { if( is_ThatPage()//search for that page ) { … Read more

custom css in one page

#sidebarSubnav h3 is not letting your Custom CSS to work since it already contains !important for its style properties. Place your code below the above selectors or load the custom css file after the default stylesheet.

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