Mostly the parent theme might be enqueing the child theme’s style.css, if so you can dequeue it by using handle and then enqueue with proper dependency. If the child theme’s handle is child-theme-style, then dequeue it using wp_dequeue_style(‘child-theme-style’) then enqueue it as needed like so. wp_enqueue_style(‘child-theme-dep’,get_stylesheet_uri(),array(‘bootstrap-handle-here’)) We can easily know the child theme stylesheet url … Read more
Try this: Using query conditionals Putting style enqueueing directly in the template is not advisable. It is possible (if you understand the order that relevant actions fire, and ensure that your call to wp_add_inline_style() happens at the right point in the execution order). It is far easier to keep all the code together, and use … Read more
You could use add_query_arg() but then you’d have to parse the uri everytime, I’d rather create a wrapper function for wp_enqueue_script/style: function my_enqueuer($my_handle, $relpath, $type=”script”, $my_deps=array()) { $uri = get_theme_file_uri($relpath); $vsn = filemtime(get_theme_file_path($relpath)); if($type == ‘script’) wp_enqueue_script($my_handle, $uri, $my_deps, $vsn); else if($type == ‘style’) wp_enqueue_style($my_handle, $uri, $my_deps, $vsn); } Add this in your functions file … Read more
iris color picker in widget – click event doesn’t fire when initially when widget is first created
You need to modify this a little bit. class Organiser extends WP_Widget { … function __construct() { add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, array(‘Organiser’, ‘register_plugin_styles’) ); … } public function widget( $args, $instance ) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘organiserStyle’ ); include(dirname(__FILE__).”/organiserWidget.php”); } static function register_plugin_styles() { wp_register_style( ‘organiserStyle’, plugins_url( ‘organiser/css/organiserStyle.css’ ) ); // wp_register_style( ‘organiserStyle’, plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ) . ‘css/organiserStyle.css’ ); … Read more
You are using get_stylesheet_uri() which links directly to your stylesheet, then your adding /style.css which is resulting in an invalid url. So you need to remove the /style.css. Or use get_stylesheet_directory_uri() and leave the /style.css on there.
Use: wp_enqueue_style( ‘test’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/css/test.css’ ); instead of get_template_directory_uri();
There are two methods to accomplish what you what need to do. METHOD 1 The first method is to create a separate stylesheet from your child’s main style.css, and then move all your css into that stylesheets. For this example, lets call this stylesheet custom-style.css. As said, copy all the css that will be specific … Read more
The “init” action runs both on frontend page loads, and on backend page loads. Try hooking these to the “wp_enqueue_scripts” action instead. I believe it does not run on admin page loads. Example Code: (By OP) function wpse54388_scripts_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( … ); wp_enqueue_script( … ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse54388_scripts_styles’ );
Method 2 You can enqueue all of your stylesheets form the same place even controlling where the stylesheets load by means of template conditionals, which is convenient and prevents a lot of mess in your <head>. You can remove enqueued stylesheets if you need to via a plugin, for example. Enqueued stylesheets are child theme … Read more