You should be using wp_enqueue_scripts instead of wp_footer to load your styles and scripts. Try adding jQuery as a dependency for slick-init.js and that should work. I suspect that the slick-init.js calls on the styles to create the specified look you want.
If you add a version number in the wp_enqueue_script() call – fourth argument – it will append a query string to the css file reference and most (if not all) browsers will see that as a cache-breaker and force the asset to be requested again from the server. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_enqueue_script/ If you are hard-coding the script … Read more
It works for me. Try setting the font-family within that block as well. .cta:after{ content: “\2192”; color: #fff; font-weight: lighter; font-family: ‘Alegreya’, serif; }
To enqueue CSS in WordPress you can use: wp_enqueue_scripts action for the frontend login_scripts action for the login page admin_scriptsaction for the admin side, as you already know To check user’s roles you should get the user object and check the roles property. current_user_can() is function intended to check capabilities, not roles. So, to add … Read more
First plugins are loaded, then templates. Media is not loaded until called (afaik) from either a plugin or theme. Widgets, enqueued scripts and CSS can be called from both plugins and templates so it depends where they are defined.
@font-face does not require cookies (unless you choose to cache fonts to avoid server hits), and having a subdomain will make no difference either. You may therefore have an issue with your URLs. Your paths in the first (multiple-line) example are relative to your css file; is your ‘fonts’ directory in the same directory as … Read more
Have you checked this document? https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes I meant this in particular: If your child theme style.css contains actual CSS code (as it normally does), you will need to enqueue it as well. Setting ‘parent-style’ as a dependency will ensure that the child theme stylesheet loads after it. Including the child theme version number ensures that … Read more
Have you checked if weather scripts are added? If not please check by viewing the page source. Adding theme style procedure is wrong. Use the procedure below: wp_enqueue_style( ‘base-style’, get_stylesheet_uri() );
I looked at my child theme’s functions.php and I found that I had commented out the line to enqueue the child style.css. I’m guessing that the stylesheet is loaded automatically because that is the active theme. I would suggest you try not explicitly loading your child theme’s stylesheet and see if that helps. P.S. Only … Read more
CSS might be the same, but in the 2nd link, your title is wrapped in a DIV as following: <div id=”page-top” class=”warranty-registration-page content-area”> </div> This element has a margin-top property with a value of 75px. This is why it is visible. Either wrap your title inside the following DIV, or add a CSS property for … Read more