The order of your hooks will cause issues since your loading gavsiu_scripts via wp_enqueue_scripts and your using it to also load your fallback function using script_loader_src. As far as I can tell the only good way to load a fallback script is to not use wp_enqueue_scripts and instead just load your js into wp_head or … Read more
If it is called by shortcode, then the shortcodes are fired before the page loads (which is why you never echo in a shortcode) – you could cut out the existing call to the enqueue, and add it to the shortcode function at the top. If not, then as RRikesh suggests, you could wrap the … Read more
Make sure you are also including the jquery effects core… and jquery if it’s not already being loaded. function my_callback() { wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); // If not already loaded wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-effects-core’); wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-effects-shake’); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_callback’);
Since 4.5 there is a function that lets you append inline js to an enqueued js file, it is called wp_add_inline_script. Now, this function does not let you add any js code that has a </script> in it for security reasons. But when you look at the wp_add_inline_script source code, you can see that it … Read more
the_header() does not even seem to be native WP function? Technically getting header isn’t what really causes styles and scripts to load, it’s wp_head() call that should be made there (and wp_footer() call in footer). So they are likely what you should be using. If you do need something lower level you might want to … Read more
Technically, your problem (as already pointed out) is that you are using a function that echos instead of returns your path. However, the use of bloginfo/get_bloginfo to retrieve theme directory paths is long since discouraged. ‘stylesheet_url’ – Displays the primary CSS (usually style.css) file URL of the active theme. Consider echoing get_stylesheet_uri() instead. ‘stylesheet_directory’ – … Read more
Paste it into your themes functions.php As you have said that you are working on a child theme, then paste this code into your child themes functions.php add_action( ‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘deq_der_script’, 100 ); function deq_der_script() { wp_dequeue_script( ‘quovolver’ ); wp_deregister_script( ‘quovolver’ ); }
There is no good way of doing this. One way is to enumerate the already registered scripts, like this: function yourplugin_add_my_stylesheet() { global $wp_styles; if ( $wp_styles instanceof WP_Styles ) { // enumerate all current styles foreach( $wp_styles->queue as $handle ) { // use the $handle to see if it’s called ‘bootstrap’ $obj = $wp_styles->registered[$handle]; … Read more
the_content filter is (most likely) running long after you scripts were output. You need to either: Run localize logic earlier. Enqueue scripts for footer, using respective wp_enqueue_script() argument.
I was just setting up a parent theme recently and needed to create a snippet for other theme authors to use. These two in combination will load the correct style.css files, and in the correct order (child being loaded after parent). In your parent theme’s functions.php file: function wpse_175802_scripts() { // Load our main stylesheet. … Read more