The file ‘style.css’ is integrated via function ‘twenty_twenty_one_scripts’ in the parent themes functions.php. function twenty_twenty_one_scripts() { // Note, the is_IE global variable is defined by WordPress and is used // to detect if the current browser is internet explorer. global $is_IE, $wp_scripts; if ( $is_IE ) { // If IE 11 or below, use a … Read more
You mentioned in the comments you can’t access any files from the theme folder via the webserver. This usually means some configuration has gone wrong. In docker / docker-compose the first thing that comes to mind is that the theme is not mounted into the webserver container.
The headings will be defined in many different places, mostly in the theme and in the page content. So using JS as you have will be the most reliable approach. A few things to note about enqueuing scripts: As your script uses jQuery, you need to pass jQuery as a dependency to make sure it … Read more
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Your #leftcontent div is not closed out with a closing </div> tag after your loop. Edit your index.php, find the Loop, and look for the end of the loop (usually it looks like endwhile; endif;. Add a closing </div> tag immediately after that (but outside of the <?php … ?> tags).
You could also simply use css: #menu-item-ID (where “ID” is the unique ID of the page/post/category/whatever).
You are doing it correctly. I would suggest two enhancements: Do not put this code directly in header.php. Create a custom function to print the css and hook this into the wp_head action. Always sanitize/escape input before you print it to the screen. Look into ctype_xdigit() for creating a custom function to sanitize you color … Read more
Related trac ticket: Bundled jQuery UI should have CSS
You’re incrementing $count twice in every iteration of the loop, the first if will always be false and the second will always be true.
1. Don’t edit your theme using the WordPress editor. This is a quick-and-dirty approach to development, but you can easily destroy your entire site by mistake with this tool. Instead, edit the files on your machine locally and then use FTP to upload the changed files to the server. 2. Moving the CSS will break … Read more