Add a filter for the tag cloud in your functions.php: add_filter( ‘wp_tag_cloud’, ‘wpse_50242_unstyled_tag_cloud’ ); /** * Change tag cloud inline style to CSS classes. * * @param string $tags * @return string */ function wpse_50242_unstyled_tag_cloud( $tags ) { return preg_replace( “~ style=”font-size: (\d+)pt;”~”, ‘ class=”tag-cloud-size-\1″‘, $tags ); } In your template you call the tag … Read more
You could use flexbox instead of table if wanting to do this with css. Flexbox lets you order elements easily: #commentform { display: flex; flex-flow: column; } .comment-form-comment { order: 1; } .comment-form-url { order: 2; } .comment-form-email{ order: 3; } .comment-form-author{ order: 4; } .form-submit{ order: 5; } Here’s an example: http://codepen.io/candid/pen/NxKJyW/
put this code at the end of functions.php add_action(‘customize_register’, ‘customizer’); function defer_parsing_of_js ( $url ) { if ( FALSE === strpos( $url, ‘.js’ ) ) return $url; if ( strpos( $url, ‘jquery.js’ ) ) return $url; return “$url’ defer “; } add_filter( ‘clean_url’, ‘defer_parsing_of_js’, 11, 1 );
I have not tested this, but I imagine it is because you are passing an array to the $handle variable in your wp_style_is() function and not a string. Maybe try looping through the array so you pass it a single string to check against each time. Something Like this… add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘dequeue_by_handles’, 999); function dequeue_by_handles() { … Read more
I think you are talking about a rare scenario. “font-awsome” is the expected name that all plugins and themes should be using as handle. If the developer has not changed the source code of font awsome CSS file, there is no reason to change the name of the handle. Anyway, you can check the global … Read more
This article has some very helpful information regarding @font-face, and compatibility issues … just in case. Here are some potential improvements in your @font-face section: One of your src entries lists “local”. Try removing that. Try using explicit addressing for your files. Make sure you can actually open your font files, or at least do … Read more
Looking at your code, this is a very very VERY bloated theme. Seriously, there’s no reason a page that simple should take over 4 seconds to fully load. In addition to the “way too many nested DIV’s” issue, areas above and below the header menu span the entire page, so you can’t actually change just … Read more
I suggest that you use specificity to do this. Right now both rules are of equal value. What div holds the div “product?” If the Div is called “wrapper” your code could look like this: body div.product div.images img { …… }
Utilize the wordpress conditional tags to selectively enqueue / load your stylesheets. This is best practice so you can call any dependancies as well. I’ve provided an example of this in practice. Often we only want to include styles for the front page and then style accordingly to your sub page: <?php // Is this … Read more
I’d say it’s impossible… For one, there’s no hook inside the file /wp-admin/theme-editor.php. And last but not least, if you try one of this, it dumps an error: /wp-admin/theme-editor.php?file=css%2Fstyle.css&theme=twentyeleven /wp-admin/theme-editor.php?file=css/style.css&theme=twentyeleven Case you find a workaround, this code injects a link to the desired file: /** * Adjust the if(‘Twenty Eleven’ == sel) to your theme … Read more