I also get this script tag shown in my shortcode output alongside my html that shortcode returns. How can I not have this script tag shown in my shortcode output. Never use echo statement in a shortcode. A shortcode should only return something to display on front-end. As per WordPress Codex : Note that the … Read more
If your bootstrap or other enqueued scripts have a dependency or name conflict, this could enqueue all these scripts. There are a large number of common scripts in WordPress core that are enqueued under common names. I always recommend prefixing your script names with something specific. wp_enqueue_script( ‘theme-bootstrap’, ‘https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.3.1/js/bootstrap.min.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ), ‘4.3.1’, true );
The reason to use wp_enqueue_style is to allow WordPress to manage dependencies between stylesheets. Since you’re only outputting a barebones page here, there really is no point to use it. That said, if you look at the hook order, you see that template_redirect is actually called quite late in the process, just before the scripts … Read more
You need to add your css to wp_head. In order to do so, you need to get your dynamic CSS first, load in into a variable and then add that variable to the head output. Just like so: (This code can go into your functions.php, plugin file or somewhere else in your theme, make sure … Read more
Your theme requires style.css to be present in the theme’s root directory, with a comment header at the top containing information about he theme, like this: /* Theme Name: Twenty Nineteen Theme URI: https://wordpress.org/themes/twentynineteen/ Author: the WordPress team Author URI: https://wordpress.org/ Description: Our 2019 default theme is designed to show off the power of the … Read more
So yes, as you say you can’t pass an array to has_shortcode, which is confirmed in the docs, so you need to do the ‘OR’ operation manually, which would look something like this: $shortCodesToTest = [ ‘wpdocs-shortcode-1’, ‘wpdocs-shortcode-2’, ‘wpdocs-shortcode-3’]; $anyShortCode = false; foreach ($shortCodesToTest as $sc) { if (has_shortcode( $post->post_content, $sc) ) { $anyShortCode = … Read more
It looks like the URL is getting parsed somewhere and whatever does the parsing is probably internally only able to deal with one parameter for a particular name, so just keeps the second value for the family parameter. As you have a valid usecase for having two parameters with the same name, you might want … Read more
Looking at your debugging output it seems like you might be developing a child theme? If so then the function get_stylesheet_directory_uri() is needed instead of get_template_directory_uri() because the latter will always use the Parent theme, whereas the former will use the Child if its present. So try this instead: function load_stylesheets(){ wp_enqueue_style(‘bootstrap’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’/assets/css/bootstrap.css’, array(), false, … Read more
Per Tony’s suggestion, adding a random string to the CSS version did the trick. Here’s the code I used to do that. First this code to generate the random number. // get theme version function cd_get_version() { $theme_data = wp_get_theme(); return $theme_data->Version; } $theme_version = cd_get_version(); global $theme_version; // get random number function cd_get_random() { … Read more
plugins_url expects the second parameter to be the main plugin file, which is why __FILE__ is used in examples, it’s assuming the code is in that file, but yours is not. To fix this, you will need to retrieve __FILE__ in your main plugin file, store it, and pass it to your shortcode objects for … Read more