Your question is a bit broad. We actually have a one question per post policy. I’m going to try to answer though My first question is, shouldn’t most themes that you download out there automatically include jQuery in your header anyway? Well, basically correct. So many features today in a theme needs jquery to run … Read more
In short, as of WordPress 3.3 use wp_enqueue_scripts to load JS and CSS. wp_print_styles has/had some minor bugs with it (namely, it may include your scripts in the admin as well) – here and here are some more details on all of that. It doesn’t sound like there’s any major security flaws or theme breaking … Read more
My error. All I had to do was knock off the -css and it worked. Working code: <?php function dequeue_dequeue_plugin_style(){ wp_dequeue_style( ‘plugin’ ); //Name of Style ID. } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘dequeue_dequeue_plugin_style’, 999 ); ?>
Use hyphens only. Take a look at wp-includes/script-loader.php: $scripts->add( ‘scriptaculous-sound’, ‘/wp-in $scripts->add( ‘scriptaculous-controls’, ‘/wp $scripts->add( ‘scriptaculous’, ”, array(‘sc // not used in core, replaced by Jcrop.js $scripts->add( ‘cropper’, ‘/wp-includes/js/cr $scripts->add( ‘jquery’, ‘/wp-includes/js/jqu // full jQuery UI $scripts->add( ‘jquery-ui-core’, ‘/wp-include $scripts->add( ‘jquery-effects-core’, ‘/wp-in $scripts->add( ‘jquery-effects-blind’, ‘/wp-i $scripts->add( ‘jquery-effects-bounce’, ‘/wp- $scripts->add( ‘jquery-effects-clip’, ‘/wp-in $scripts->add( ‘jquery-effects-drop’, ‘/wp-in $scripts->add( … Read more
This has been updated for WordPress 4+ with the introduction of Term Meta. The code is heavily commented. :: My Functions – functions.php :: The below function is to display the colorpicker on the “Add New Category” screen: /** * Add new colorpicker field to “Add new Category” screen * – https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/taxonomy_add_form_fields/ * * @param … Read more
You have true set in the 4th parameter (version), not the 5th. wp_enqueue_script( ‘my_javascript_file’, //slug get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/javascripts/app.js’, //path array(‘jquery’), //dependencies false, //version true //footer ); Also, as someone else mentioned, drop jquery enqueue, you’ve got it as a dependency, you don’t need to enqueue it as well. One last thing, your function name has … Read more
The recommended way is to call your function inside the .js file you are enqueuing. Is there any reason you can’t do that? If you need access to dynamic data like WP options from within your script, use wp_localize_script to initialize a javascript object with the data you need: $data = array(‘some_option’ => get_option(‘an_option_from_my_theme’)); wp_enqueue_script(‘your_script_handle’, … Read more
As of WordPress 3.4, calls to wp_enqueue_script() can be made inline. So, it is perfectly acceptable to call it where needed, such as inside a shortcode callback, or conditionally based upon returned queries, as you’ve done here.
From your comment above I read This is one of the reason why i am looking for a way to say to wordpress: “hey, i added those js files, dont worry”. This is whole purpose of this question I think is perfectly fair, I +1ed your Q but the problem is that way does not … Read more
I would suggest creating a function named b99_register_scripts() and hook this into init. Then you can create another function named b99_enqueue_scripts() and hook it into wp_print_scripts.