At long last, I have identified the issue. The theme I was working in used the Minikit theme starter, which has a function that strips version numbers. function minikit_remove_wp_ver_css_js($src) { if (strpos($src, ‘ver=”)) $src = remove_query_arg(“ver’, $src); return $src; } Naturally, the version numbers returned once I stopped calling this function.
Are you sure the version is included in style.css in the right way? In that case this should really work (hook with wp_enqueue_scripts): $theme_data = wp_get_theme(); wp_register_style(‘your-style-handle’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, ”, $theme_data[‘version’], ‘all’); wp_enqueue_style(‘your-style-handle’); While developing you may not want to change the file version in style.css all the time, in which case you could … Read more
There’s no way to change the output of the file because the there aren’t any filters you can hook into. However, there are some hooks that you can use like the login_enqueue_scripts hook to enqueue jQuery and/or a custom javascript. And then login_footer to print some jQuery that will add classes that you can then … Read more
plugins_url plugins_url( $path, $plugin ); You can use: wp_enqueue_style( ‘test-admin-style’, plugins_url( ‘plugin-unique-name/css/plugin.min.css’) ); or you can use wp_enqueue_style( ‘test-admin-style’, plugins_url( ‘css/admin.min.css’, __FILE__ ) );
This question does to a degree solicit opinionated answers, but I feel it’s a good one nonetheless. As far as my opinion goes and the way I handle things is this: Definitely use the same handle for the same script in all your plugins and/or themes. You don’t want to load exact duplicates, if two … Read more
I found that it was better for me to use the latest jQuery version (which WordPress loads by default) and to treat the incompatibility issue by modifying the JS plugin files that were incompatible with the latest jQuery version. Note: The reason I chose this solution is because in most cases, JS plugin incompatibility with … Read more
wp_deregister_style with md5 variable?
Old answer (based on misconception that you wanted a cache buster): You can use add_query_arg() which adds/replaces query arguments. <?php /** * Plugin Name: wpse_84670 * Version: 0.0.1 * Description: replace script/style version with time as a cache buster */ /** * replace script or stylesheet version with current time * @param string $url the … Read more
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
The above looks correct, however, you need to specify your script to enqueue after bootstrap by adding the bootstrap-min handle to the third, dependencies parameter. function register_css() { wp_register_style( ‘bootstrap-min’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/css/bootstrap.min.css’ ); wp_register_style( ‘custom-css’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/css/custom.min.css’, ‘bootstrap-min’ ); wp_enqueue_style( ‘bootstrap-min’ ); wp_enqueue_style( ‘custom-css’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘register_css’ ); See wp_register_style for … Read more