You can select every iframe, just by writing: iframe{display:none} If you have multiple iframes, and this is the only one you want to apply this styling to, you can write something like this: iframe[src^=”//assets.pinterest.com/pidget.html”]{display:none} Note: Not really a WordPress question, but pure CSS related.
if the url is www.example.com/page?style=alt, you can conditionally check the presence of $_GET[‘style’] when you’re including your styles. Add the following where you are enqueueing your syles(probably in functions.php): if(isset($_GET[‘style’]) && $_GET[‘style’]==’alt’){ wp_enqueue_script(‘alternate_style); else{ wp_enqueue_script(‘normal_style); }
Try adding classes, instead of restricting the CSS to certain pages. You should be looking for classes that will allow you to apply your styles to those pages only. Usually the CSS for the entire site will be loaded at once and kept in the cache. So don’t try to load the styles only on … Read more
Always Put wp_head() in header and wp_footer() in footer. the plugin uses this hook Header.php: <?php … /* Always have wp_head() just before the closing </head> * tag of your theme, or you will break many plugins, which * generally use this hook to add elements to <head> such * as styles, scripts, and meta … Read more
Deregister twentytwelve-ie, which is registered (currently) in function.php on line 157. function dereg_ie_styles_wpse_99631() { wp_deregister_style(‘twentytwelve-ie’); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘dereg_ie_styles_wpse_99631′, 1000); That isn’t just IE8 though. It is registered as less than or equal to IE 9. If you want to remove all of the stylesheets for IE8 or less you are in for a bumpy … Read more
I would be careful removing WordPress classes. Some plugins may depend on those classes. You should be able to pretty easily add your own classes though, as explained in the WordPress Codex. You’d use the nav_menu_css_class filter to alter or add those classes. See the Codex for an example of doing so. I don’t know … Read more
The problem was I didn’t do a search and replace on the database, so WordPress was looking for the CSS file in my localhost
How can I accomplish this in the most efficient way? As Rarst indicates, don’t change the class to change the style. Leave the class the same and use CSS Specificity to change the style on certain pages. When WordPress creates a page in a theme that uses the body_class() function it adds a lot of … Read more
If you are ready to do this with css, you can do it in the following clean way. Add the following code in the current theme’s functions.php file add_action( ‘login_head’, ‘wpse_121687_hide_login’ ); function wpse_121687_hide_login() { $style=””; $style .= ‘<style type=”text/css”>’; $style .= ‘.login form{ display: none }’; $style .= ‘.login #nav a, .login #backtoblog a … Read more
After investigation and talking with some sysadmin friends, it happened that there was a .htaccess with rewrite rules for mobile devices in the root of WordPress, in wp-content and in all folders in themes and plugins. I removed all the .htaccess, refresh the root .htaccess with only wordpress needed stuff and everything is good now. … Read more