If you want to add the post id to your javaScript, i would think of 2 methods. Output a variable and then retrieve it using javascript Let’s say you need the post it. You can create a hidden div, and assign the value of your post id to it: <div id=”my-post-id”><?php echo get_the_ID(); ?></div> Now … Read more
Since you are using dollar sign in conjunction with some other variables, I assume you are trying to get a php variable inside your inline script. You will have 3 options. Closing and opening the quotes You can echo a variable in this way: echo ‘Hello’ . $world; Using double quotes The same above code … Read more
You are using a child theme here, it means that you should use get_stylesheet_directory_uri() to get the child theme’s directory. So, in your case, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() will return: localhost:8888/wp-content/themes/x-child/ and get_template_directory_uri() will return: localhost:8888/wp-content/themes/x/ Use this to build your paths. Also, pay attention that you need to include a forward slash before your style/script’s name, since … Read more
Your logic is basically correct. You’re just missing a ‘ in your wp_dequeue_style() function. Also, wp_dequeue_style() only accepts one argument: the handle of the script/style you want to dequeue. You don’t need to pass the url. So your code would need to look like: if ( is_page_template( ‘specific-template.php’ ) ) { // Remove Site-wide CSS … Read more
Using wp_enqueue_scripts You should use a proper hook to enqueue/dequeue your scripts, to ensure that it works flawlessly. A proper plugin/theme uses wp_enqueue_scripts to do this, so you should do the same. Wrap your code inside a function, and bind it to this action hook. Also, remember to set the priority to something that makes … Read more
using a child theme, after enqueing my js file it is loading before jquery
i can’t handle any style or Js file on my theme . what is the problem of this file?
wp_deregister_script only removes the registration associated with the handle, and it will not remove the item from the queue itself. To remove it from the queue you should call wp_dequeue_script
I found the error. It is the inspect tool of Google Chrome that is broken. When viewing the device toolbar and checking on different screen size it doesn’t work. It only works when you manually resize the window without the device toolbar activated.
Why don’t you use simple Javascript/jQuery’s function to check the url and enqueue the relevant js/css files? You may use the below js line to achieve your task: if(window.location.href == ‘YOUR_DESIRED_URL’) { // ENQUEUE JS 1 } If you want to use php’s function, you may also do that.