You can achieve this using conditionals inside the function enqueuing your styles. function wpdocs_theme_name_scripts() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘global’, get_stylesheet_uri() ); if ( is_page(5) ) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘page-five’, get_stylesheet_uri() . ‘/page-five-styles.css’ ); } } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpdocs_theme_name_scripts’ ); If you wanted more control over both the markup of your page and the CSS files you load, you … Read more
Your JS is being cached. In development, just empty your cache. But for production code, it’s helpful to note that wp_enqueue_scripts() takes a version argument that lets you set a script version number which is then added to the URL as a query string for cache busting purposes. (side note, the wp_register_script function is actually … Read more
Yes, there is a way to get that information programmatically. WordPress Version Info The WordPress version exists as a global, but you can also get it using the get_bloginfo() function: global $wp_version; echo $wp_version; // OR $wordpress_version = get_bloginfo( ‘version’ ); echo $wordpress_version; Plugin Info For retrieving plugin info, use the get_plugins() function. You’ll need … Read more
Yes, it can be done very easily. There is a great tutorial by Misha Rudrastyh on how to add Featured Images to Quick Edit. I recently applied it and can confirm that it works. You will be able to see the featured images in the admin area post lists and easily change them using Quick … Read more
No code changes are necessary, it can be done entirely in the UI. Sidebars appear in the 3 dot drop down menu, the star is just a way to add a shortcut to the top toolbar, e.g. here are the Yoast and Jetpack sidebars listed: Clicking on those options brings up their sidebars, as well … Read more
When on the admin view you can use the following functions to get update data. get_plugin_updates() get_theme_updates() get_core_updates() If you want to build your own functions, then you can get update related data from site transients update_themes, update_plugins, and update_core. Then you can compare the plugin and theme transients with the theme and plugin arrays … Read more
This plugin does it: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/ad-sharing (it is a paid membership site).
Yes, Plugins effect site loading time. There are many poorly written Plugins that make unnecessary database queries and load numerous files to the page. The extra JavaScript and CSS files are not that big of deal unless you are using numerous plugins. I have worked on large sites that had 30 or 40 active plugins … Read more
Yup can be done with javascript. var $j = jQuery.noConflict(); $j(document).ready(function() { //external attribute $j(“a:not([@href*=http://YOURSITE.com/])”).not(“[href^=#]”) .addClass(“external”) .attr({ target: “_blank” }); });
You can create two different posts, each containing a different gallery. These can be drafts or private or whatever. Then you can include their galleries into a different post by specifying their post IDs in the gallery shortcode.