It can be used for much about anything that requires php… You’d only use hooks if you don’t want to execute the php logic immediately. This is usually the case, but not always. Likewise, you’d typically use the WP API. But not always either…
Go with functions.php. Use the wp_enqueue_scripts action to call this function, or admin_enqueue_scripts to call it on the admin side. Calling it outside of an action can lead to problems. See #11526 for details. Source: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script function themename_load_js() { if ( is_admin() ) { return; } if is_page( 123) { // Replace 123 with your … Read more
You can only override pluggable functions in a plugin, not via functions.php. The function is already defined when functions.php is loaded, which is why your overriding function is skipped. Move the code to your own plugin to enable it.
I’m guessing front end only, right? function wpse71503_init() { if (!is_admin()) { wp_deregister_style(‘thickbox’); wp_deregister_script(‘thickbox’); } } add_action(‘init’, ‘wpse71503_init’);
Generally speaking, Child Themes were originally intended to be able to do two things: Override parent Theme CSS Override parent Theme template files I doubt that the Theme developer intends for the /function-includes/theme-functions.php file to be overridden by a Child Theme. Functional files are usually a core component of the Theme, and allowing a Child … Read more
Yes, this is possible. Something like this should affect all posts that are currently published. Literally run this once and then disable it by commenting out the add_action or you will have a bunch of unwanted queries to the database. Running once: With this code placed in your functions.php, the function will run when the … Read more
You can hook the_content filter. paste below code in functions.php : <?php add_action(‘the_content’,’ravs_content_div’); function ravs_content_div( $content ){ return ‘<div class=”entry-content”>’.$content.'</div>’; } ?> After paste this code in functions.php, the_content() print post/page content after wrap content in div with class entry-content.
I had the same problem and epilektric’s answer put me in the right path. I am using “function” wootheme and it needs to load the parent style.css before another parent css called layout.css. So this order needs to be kept when loading the child theme’s style.css. So basically, to avoid using !important to override all … Read more
I supposed that you are trying to set defer for every JS exclude jquery.min and jquery.ui.core.min. Based on that I have made some changes into your code and this will set defer for all JS exclude given example files jquery.min and jquery.ui.core.min. function add_defer_to_cf7( $url ) { //If not js file OR js file with … Read more
I would like to refer back to this answer on one of your previous questions about this subject. As said in that answer, you should never make changes to the twenty thirteen theme, and for that matter, to any theme/plugin you are not the author of, this includes core files as well. But I don’t … Read more