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How to remove all enqueued assets from the active theme?

Here you go. I took this out of my mailoptin plugin. Adapt the code to your use case. add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, function () use ($wp_get_theme) { global $wp_styles; global $wp_scripts; $wp_get_theme = wp_get_theme(); $child_theme = $wp_get_theme->get_stylesheet(); $parent_theme = $wp_get_theme->get_template(); foreach ($wp_scripts->registered as $key => $value) { $src = $value->src; if (strpos($src, “themes/$child_theme/”) !== false || strpos($src, “themes/$parent_theme/”) … Read more

Enqueue custom css file on specific page

Call like this. It may be help you. wp_register_style(‘profile-style’,content_url().’/mu-plugins/sacfoodies/styles/style.css’); wp_enqueue_style(‘profile-style’);

Correct way to enqueue page specific CSS file

So this way a CSS file would be enqueued in the header.php and then another in that specific page.php. No because: all the things that get enqueued are processed in the header but you’re calling it after the header has already been done. The cat has already gotten out of the bag, the horse has … Read more

What’s a good way to unenqueue all scripts for a single template page?

I haven’t tried it, but this might do it: global $wp_scripts; if (is_a($wp_scripts, ‘WP_Scripts’)) { $wp_scripts->queue = array(); } Basically just resetting the scripts queue to blank. Should work, I think. You’d want this right at the top of your attachment template, probably. From an optimization perspective, it would be faster to use the is_attachment() … Read more

Enqueuing a script before anything else

You can change the order of the scripts but can’t have one script load before anything else. The HTML 5 enabling script is IE conditional so you probably don’t want to use wp_enqueue_script as it would load for all browser users which isn’t necessary. It’s ok to hard code it in your themes header. Even … Read more

should i be checking for jquery before enqueing it in a plugin

Enqueues are not piling up if done multiple times (that is kinda the point of having a queue). As for registration – frankly it shouldn’t be done by most (public) plugins. WordPress comes with jQuery to use and when that copy is re-registered to something else – it affects all plugin and theme code that … Read more

Loading Modernizr (or other JavaScript libraries) for use in a plugin

wp_enqueue_script() utilizes the WP_Scripts class, which extends the WP_Dependencies class. If you checkout that class, you will see a bunch of arrays at the top. So you could actually loop through list of queued scripts like so: global $wp_scripts; // If inside a function foreach($wp_scripts->queue as $script) { // Do some tomfoolery here… 😉 } … Read more

Using jquery-1.7.2.min.js instead of the wordpress jquery

Your specific issue is that you are registering custom jQuery version to different handle (‘daskustomjquery’) and naturally that breaks things. But please note that interfering with jQuery in admin is extremely not recommended.

Problem getting .js file to load via a plugin

Your javascript has an invalid character in it that can’t be rendered by most fonts, unicode 8203, which is why you don’t see it. If I copy your code out of jsfiddle, paste it in a js file, then drop it in a browser, I can see the character on the last line. As far … Read more

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