Ok, the first-thing I wanted to double-check is that rather than make any modifications to parent PHP, you simply create one with a duplicate name in the child directory which completely overrides the parent file? No. You don’t create a theme with the same name. You create a theme with whatever name you choose and … Read more
Try setting a path and domain, setcookie(‘style’, ‘style2’, time()+31536000, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, ‘.example.com’); Replace .example.com with your sites hostname. Further reading: http://php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php
The suffix -css exists to prevent collisions with other elements on the site. The elements needs some id so you can manipulate it later per JavaScript, so there has to be a predictable naming scheme.
Your problem lies in detecting browsers. There is no way for server side languages like PHP to know which browser is used to render a page/website. This is all client side processes. Someone “clever” invented ways to detect browsers and devices in PHP and claimed it worked. Yes, it does work, BUT not always. As … Read more
Using your code as-is enqueue works. Although your arguments are a little off. The true you are supplying to load script in footer (I presume) is actually getting fed into a version argument. So if you are looking for it in the footer with this code it is de-facto loading in the header.
Going off of the plugins source code I simply copied then changed the add_action(); to remove_action(); in my child-themes function.php add_action(‘wp_print_styles’, ‘add_advanced_recent_posts_widget_stylesheet’); Replace add with remove. remove_action(‘wp_print_styles’,’add_advanced_recent_posts_widget_stylesheet’); So simple. Now I know.
Looking at the id’s in your rendered code, the name of your parent style seems to be ‘basic-css’. That would mean you need array(‘basic-css’) as the dependency in your wp_enqueue_style. However, in the code the child style seems to be called ‘defaultbasic-css’, while you enqueue it as ‘child-style’. So it looks like there is some … Read more
The filter page_css_class allows you to change the classes on all pages, when they are listed. This is not what you are looking for. In stead, you’ll want to enqueue different style sheets for different posts/pages. This you can do using conditionals. Include a function like this in your functions.php (example will load a special … Read more
There are 2 ways that would be the most simple. Do it with a function call. Make the variables global. The first would be done like so: function my_func() { $styles=”stuff”; second_func($styles); } function second_func($styles) { // do something with $styles var_dump($styles); } The second way would be done like so: // Set global variable … Read more
Sure you can do that. Create a simple plugin that looks something like this: <?php /* Plugin Name: SiteWide Assets Location Plugin URI: www.mysite.com Description: Global URI for commonly used CSS and JS files Version: 1.0 Author: Me License: None */ define( ‘SYSTEM_ASSETS’, $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] . ‘/somedirectory/’ ); Then, store your .css and .js files there … Read more