Your problem lies in detecting browsers. There is no way for server side languages like PHP to know which browser is used to render a page/website. This is all client side processes. Someone “clever” invented ways to detect browsers and devices in PHP and claimed it worked. Yes, it does work, BUT not always. As … Read more
Since WP 4.6 prefetch dependencies are only generated when styles are enqueued, not when they are only registered. Since you are only enqueueing Font Awesome, that is the only prefetch link you get. If you enqueue all style files properly, your problem should be solved.
A few points: First: You are using is_page_template() on the “‘page-sgt_peppers.php” enqueue then you use is_page() for “page-mp3-downloader.php”. You should use is_page_template() for both. Second: You are using wp_register_style() incorrectly. From the codex: A safe way to register a CSS style file for later use with wp_enqueue_style(). Note the “later use” part. The register script … Read more
You will need to build a child theme to prevent your changes being overwritten when the theme is updated. This child theme needs only to consist of a functions.php file and a stylesheet that you don’t name style.css to prevent it from being loaded automatically. In your functions file you load the stylesheet only for … Read more
is_tax() and is_404() perhaps? https://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags UPDATE: I’m sorry my original answer was vague, to elaborate better: You can add conditional tags in a wp_enqueue_scripts hook, choosing to register and enqueue when criteria is met, like so: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘mythemes_scripts’ ); function mythemes_scripts() { if (is_category()) { wp_register_style( ‘categoryStyles’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style-category.css’, array(), // maybe the … Read more
Try this // global theme version $version = ‘1.0.0’; function frontend_styles() { global $version; wp_enqueue_style( ‘frontend_styles’, //reference get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/assets/css/app.min.css’, //source array(), //dependenices $version, //version number ‘all’ //media type (‘all’, ‘screen’, ‘handheld’, ‘print’) ); }
In Gutenberg and plugins for Gutenberg are all styles involved via wp_enqueue_style. I would to see all developers use wp_register_style before, makes easier to deregister. However you should un-enqueue the style via the core function wp_dequeue_style. So this should work, in dependency of the hook and handle of the style and his handle, here for … Read more
It looks like the URL is getting parsed somewhere and whatever does the parsing is probably internally only able to deal with one parameter for a particular name, so just keeps the second value for the family parameter. As you have a valid usecase for having two parameters with the same name, you might want … Read more
Looking at your debugging output it seems like you might be developing a child theme? If so then the function get_stylesheet_directory_uri() is needed instead of get_template_directory_uri() because the latter will always use the Parent theme, whereas the former will use the Child if its present. So try this instead: function load_stylesheets(){ wp_enqueue_style(‘bootstrap’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’/assets/css/bootstrap.css’, array(), false, … Read more
Theres no such hook as wp_enqueue_style. Stylesheets need to be enqueued on the wp_enqueue_scripts hook, as seen in the documentation. So this: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_style’, ‘test_enqueue_styles’); Needs to be: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘test_enqueue_styles’); I’d also suggest reviewing the documentation on hooks, to understand what add_action() does.