For modify this output you can use that filter: function wpse51581_hide_type($src) { return str_replace(“type=”text/css””, ”, $src); } add_filter(‘style_loader_tag’, ‘wpse51581_hide_type’); You can see this hook into wp-includes/class.wp-styles.php
Try it: <?php $class = ! is_home() ? “interior” : “”; body_class( $class ); ?> Or this: <?php body_class( ! is_home() ? “interior” : “” ); ?>
@s_ha_dum is right, the ajax plugin api is the way to go. I ran into this issue myself with a dynamic js file I was generating a little while ago. Basically you would enqueue your style as follows: wp_enqueue_style( ‘dynamic-css’, admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’).’?action=dynamic_css’, $deps, $ver, $media ); Then create a function to load your dynamic css file: … Read more
As explained in their documentation WooCommerce provides a templating structure. Copying WC in your theme won’t get you anywhere. Create a woocommerce folder in your theme. Copy any template inside the templates folder of WC inside your woocommerce theme folder. Beware you need to keep the structure from templates folder intact in your woocommerce theme … Read more
WordPress has a perfect wrapper for HTML > Theme conversion: The theme itself. All information can be found in the Codex page. It is enough to add a folder to your wp-content/themes directory (or whatever directory you registered in addition to that), and add the following files functions.php style.css index.php header.php to your custom themename … Read more
I have tried to create WordPress theme using your functions.php, style.css and index.php and for me, the stylesheet is loading correctly. Please make sure you have added your header.php and footer.php for the theme. Please study some tutorials for theme development on WordPress.You can look at this link https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development for detailed information.
First locate the_category() in the Codex. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to “Source Code”. There is a link “the_categfory() is located in …”. Click the link, you will be redirected to the source code. Alternativly open the file wp-includes/category-template.php in your IDE or editor. Now search for function the_category(). You will see … Read more
Mostly the parent theme might be enqueing the child theme’s style.css, if so you can dequeue it by using handle and then enqueue with proper dependency. If the child theme’s handle is child-theme-style, then dequeue it using wp_dequeue_style(‘child-theme-style’) then enqueue it as needed like so. wp_enqueue_style(‘child-theme-dep’,get_stylesheet_uri(),array(‘bootstrap-handle-here’)) We can easily know the child theme stylesheet url … Read more
Onextrapixel’s blog post How To Design And Style Your WordPress Plugin Admin Panel isn’t an official reference, but it is a nicely detailed one.
You can add to the function simply by placing the desired class as the first parameter like so body_class(‘class-name’). If you’d like a little more flexibility you can hook into it using add_filter(‘body_class’,’my_class_names’). You can read more here.