Pretty straightforward answer is both are the correct. In first method you are breaking down the process in two steps. That is needed in case you want to register some scripts but want to load them conditionally at some later time. For example you may want to load some script only when some second script … Read more
01. Change if (($site == ‘desktop’){ // code line } TO if (($site == ‘desktop’) && (wp_is_mobile())) { // code line } 02. and for unset the cookie while the browser is closed give the time as 0 (zero) or blank. some thing like this. setcookie( ‘button_clicked’, $_GET[‘button_clicked’], 0, COOKIEPATH, COOKIE_DOMAIN);
Twenty fourteen loads its stylesheets differently in that it made the main stylesheet dependant on the genericon stylesheet, and I’m sure that this is the problem you are experiencing. (if not, please update your question with proper details) You can change how you enqueue your style in the first block of code as follow wp_enqueue_style( … Read more
I finally got it to work after a long time of trying to figure this out! Credit to Samuel Elh for helping me, http://sam.elegance-style.com/ This is useful if anyone wants to allow users to make small style changes to a theme. Rather than create many child themes, if you just need some stylesheet overrules to … Read more
Your code works fine just the way you have it – I tried it. Maybe you have another plugin that unhooks existing login_enqueue_scripts hooks disabling yours? Otherwise it works provided: The code is in a plugin; style-login.css file is in the same directory as the plugin; Some WP CSS uses !important; such as body{ background … Read more
You are calling the function wrong. You have not given your filename, just a directory. From the codex wp_enqueue_style( string $handle, string $src = false, array $deps = array(), string|bool|null $ver = false, string $media=”all” ) so in your case, you should enqueue like so add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse_my_style’ ); function wpse_my_style(){ wp_enqueue_style( ‘my-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . … Read more
This is not a very smart thing to do. As you noted yourself, you’ll have issues when the parent theme is updated. Moreover, the parent theme might have secondary stylesheets that depend on the parent style (third parameter in wp_enqueue_style). There might be javascript that assumes it’s there. In other words: it will take very … Read more
There’s two possible options in creating a stylesheet from a dynamically generated value. The first options is Inline stylesheet, as follows: <div id=”hero” style=”background-image: url(<?php // TODO retrieve image here. ?>); “> </div> And the second options is to use an Internal stylesheet, and possibly the best solution out of both. Using stylesheet internally requires … Read more
You should use login_enqueue_scripts, you can load styles or scripts with it. Example: function login_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘loginCSS’, ‘/my-styles.css’, false ); } add_action( ‘login_enqueue_scripts’, ‘login_styles’, 10 );
Look at the answers of these questions: How do I add CSS options to my plugin without using inline styles? Best way of adding CSS which can be manipulated by the user via theme option panels? Best practices for a Style/CSS based theme options page?