Thank you very much @Tom J Nowell and @Sally CJ . As you pointed out, it worked with the below: function remove_inline_style(){ if ( is_page( ‘live’ ) ){ remove_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, array( Design_Scheme::get_instance(), ‘header_style_css’ ), 11 ); } } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘remove_inline_style’); thank you for your help.
One option is to examine the $hook and see, if it matches the parent or any of the child menu page slugs. function load_entry_scripts($hook) { $hook_parts = explode(‘_page_’, $hook); $menu_slug = array_pop($hook_parts); if ( ! in_array( $menu_slug, array(‘my-parent-page-slug’, ‘my-child-page-slug’) ) ) { return; } // add styles && scripts }
Why does using wp_register_style without wp_enqueue load and print CSS tags in the front-end?
wordpress plugin add page when activate
Creating a WP plugin and having issues linking CSS stylesheet within functions
Enqueue css to a third-party plugin template
Advanced method to control cache of enqueued style/script
It appears to work correctly now, I do not know why emptying the cache didn’t work before to allow the changes to show but it seems to work correctly now.
Filter enqueued styles and scripts
From the looks you’ve enqueued everything correct: Set the parent style as dependency, this way WordPress should first load the parent style and then the child style. However, it can still happen that your rules are not applied, this is usually happening due to a rule being more specific. See this MDN article for more … Read more