WordPress not showing jQuery
Just replace your add action line to this one: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_child_script’ ); and check again
wp-enqueue-script
Script Loaded in WordPress but won’t run
Script Loaded in WordPress but won’t run
Using Google Analytics in an enqueued JS file
Using Google Analytics in an enqueued JS file
Modifying an enqueued script URL
You can use the script_loader_src function to filter the URLs of scripts before they are output in a <script> tag. I’d suggest something like this: add_filter( ‘script_loader_src’, function( $src, $handle ) { // Only filter the specific script we want. if ( ‘google-recaptcha’ === $handle ) { // Add the argument to the exisitng URL. … Read more
how can i remove js file from my footer in wordpress
Try this out. The -js is added by WordPress, so you don’t need it when you are calling it. function theme_slug_dequeue_footer_jquery() { if ( is_page_template(‘property_list_half.php’) ) { wp_dequeue_style( ‘directory’ ); } } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’,’theme_slug_dequeue_footer_jquery’);
Child theme is not rendering parent and own javascripts (but css loaded properly, js not)
The function get_template_directory_uri always returns the directory of the PARENT THEME, even if in a child theme, while the function get_stylesheet_directory_uri() returns the directory of your child theme. I guess that your scripts are enqueued in the parent theme using the “get_stylesheet_directory_uri” method, meaning the javascript won’t be found in the child theme. I would … Read more
wp_enqueue_scripts does not work on admin page
Could your shortcode function be running or loading before Slick.js has loaded? Simple solution might be to load slick in the header by changing the last parameter from true to false, but this isn’t really the ‘correct’ way as it will impact performance slightly. If your shortcode function is in a seperate file loaded by … Read more
Add custom css file after plugin css with WordPress Child Theme functions.php
The original stylesheet is enqueued as openpos.bill.bootstrap wp_enqueue_style(‘openpos.bill.bootstrap’, OPENPOS_URL.’/assets/css/bootstrap.css’) // load my custom css after this one But you’ve set openpos.bill.style as the dependency: wp_enqueue_style(‘bill-screen-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/include-parts-from-functions-php-file/frontend-related/plugins/openpos-plugin/pos-app/css/bill-screen-style.css’,array(‘openpos.bill.style’)); These need to be the same.
Unqueue css file from specific page
Unqueue css file from specific page
Enqueued script fails
Enqueued script fails