The hooks are fine for change the login style. I think is better idea to identifier, why is the load so much slow. I have a lot of change for different installs and no problems with this hooks. But I see also often a lot of loads of unused source. I change the login style … Read more
Best practice is to use a child theme instead. A plugin like Simple Custom CSS is another option. Two alternate quick fixes: Disable the filter that selects style.min.css by commenting out this line in origin/library/function/styles.php: add_filter( ‘stylesheet_uri’, ‘hybrid_min_stylesheet_uri’, 10, 2 ); Delete style.min.css 🙂 There is no auto-generation of minified files within WordPress.
The comment from @milo prompted me to take a closer look, and I realised I was chasing a false positive. The About page and Contact page were actually displaying the correct behaviour; it was Home and Services that were wrong. It seems at some point those two pages did have custom page templates, which were … Read more
On the definition of the aio-orange button in the all-in-one-buttons/css/display.css?ver=4.1.1 add !important after the #FFF. The color is overwritten because you load the AIO styles first and later some other style that overrides button styles or what not. With !important you can tell the browser to use that one even though it’s not the latest … Read more
WordPress does remove style tags. While it allows HTML to some degree in post content, it’s not really meant for full range of it. It’s a content, not markup data. You could use tiny_mce_before_init filter to adjust extended_valid_elements for TinyMCE instance. See this answer on SO for some examples.
Style is not from parent CSS it is from themes/optimizer/style_core.css Then you can enqueue your child CSS on highest priority. enqueue the parent style then child style on high priority function enqueue_parent_theme_style() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri().’/style.css’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_parent_theme_style’ ); function enqueue_child_theme_style() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘child-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’/style.css’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_child_theme_style’, 100 );
The CSS code syntax is not correct. For post and page specific CSS, you need to use something like this: /* Replace x with post/page id and post with page and vice versa*/ .page-id-x .hentry, .page-id-x .entry-footer { background-color: #RGBColor !important; }
what framework do you use for your theme-panel? You need to make image upload into your theme panel page and a line of code to call it everywhere of your theme you want. This is an example: in theme panel function page $options[] = array( ‘name’ => __(‘Introduction Image’, ‘options_check’), ‘desc’ => __(‘This is your … Read more
It is due to css: Check this(Line # 314 style.css): .search-form .screen-reader-text { left: -9999px; overflow: hidden; position: absolute; } Remove the left margin then it works fine. It is on sidebar search form. Sorry for English. Thanks
If you are registering the styles/scripts, then you will be setting all the parameters at that point. No need to pass them all again when enqueuing – by then you will only need to pass the handle. If you are definitely only going to call your styles/scripts in one place, then you can skip the … Read more