It was my mistake. I forgot I was using a preload link in the head of the file. In the head of the html I had: <link rel = “preload” href = “../wp-content/themes/themename/locationfolders/font.woff2″ as=”font” type = “font/woff2” crossorigin /> Note the .. at the start of the href what it should be is: <link rel … Read more
Thanks to the help of two fellow members of this forum I have managed to get the snippet working. Here I leave the solution for any future answer seeker who happens to stop by. add_action( ‘wp_head’, function () { //Get current user ID, if the user is logged in. if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { $user_id … Read more
Instead of checking against the template, you should use is_tax() which is one of the conditional tags in WordPress. So in your function, you just need to use is_tax( ‘state’ ) in place of is_page_template( ‘taxonomy-state.php’), and your asset would only be loaded on the archive page for your custom state taxonomy.
Many blocks allow you to add a class and/or an ID. If you select the block in the Editor, then look on the right side of the screen under the Advanced tab, it will often show “HTML Anchor” (which is an ID) and “Additional CSS class(es)”. If the effect is something you plan to repeat, … Read more
What you want is a page template. It has a PHP comment that tells WordPress its name as a template. The page doesn’t have to have any PHP code, and you can fill it with your HTML instead, which can link to CSS/JS files that you upload separately. Then in WordPress you create a page … Read more
Thanks to @t31os I achieved dequeuing the stylesheet with this code: function disable_classic_theme_styles() { wp_deregister_style(‘classic-theme-styles’); wp_dequeue_style(‘classic-theme-styles’); } add_filter(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘disable_classic_theme_styles’, 100);
I finally found the answer myself after a year and a half. I’m not sure how this value was changed but changing: define(‘DISALLOW_UNFILTERED_HTML’, true); in wp-config.php back to: define(‘DISALLOW_UNFILTERED_HTML’, false); has fixed the problem.
If you’re using a modern version of WordPress, with the Block Editor, you can add your code in a Code block and then ensure you’re styling the Code blocks: .wp-block-code code { font-family: monospace; display: inline-block; background: #ececec; direction: ltr; text-align: left; padding: 0px 7px 0px 7px; }
How to add my theme’s style to woocommerce blocks?
Just use the add_editor_styles() function on the after_setup_theme() hook for your editor styles, and enqueue the same style sheet using wp_enqueue_style() on the wp_enqueue_scripts() hook. Optionally, you can also use wp_style_add_data() to inline the styles for better performance. There’s no need to manually add the .editor-styles-wrapper class before other selectors if you enqueue the style … Read more