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
If you look at the original article: Template: twentyfourteen We see that the folder twentyfourteen is mentioned, aka the “Twenty Fourteen” theme Whereas you have: Template: Twenty Sixteen Which is the human readable name of the theme, not the theme folder name. This is what you need to put: Template: twentysixteen
Since WP 4.6 prefetch dependencies are only generated when styles are enqueued, not when they are only registered. Since you are only enqueueing Font Awesome, that is the only prefetch link you get. If you enqueue all style files properly, your problem should be solved.
To properly include style you need to do it with wp_enqueue_scripts action. With a shortcode, you need to include the file differently as the header has already been send. One way, Can be to include file in the shortcode. Other way, in the wp_enqueue_scripts callback function can be to scan the_content, detect shortcode and include … Read more
Have you checked this document? https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes I meant this in particular: If your child theme style.css contains actual CSS code (as it normally does), you will need to enqueue it as well. Setting ‘parent-style’ as a dependency will ensure that the child theme stylesheet loads after it. Including the child theme version number ensures that … Read more
One simple solution that might meet your needs would be to add the published year of the current post or page to your body using body_class(), and then add the appropriate styles for each year to your stylesheet. Here I add a new css class to the html <body> element like “.year-2016” using get_the_date() to … Read more