Notice that the wp_enqueue_style is not being called correctly!
I get this error due to one of the plugins which I rely on.
I get this error due to one of the plugins which I rely on.
I know I can add a script file to the footer of wordpress that requires jquery using this code:
I am using wp_enqeue_script to link to a custom.js file in my plugins folder. However I am expecting a link to show up on the page but it doesn’t is there something else I am supposed to other than place this in the header.
In order to avoid poor performance with multiple <script> tags I do concatenation of scripts regularly and produce one single bundle.min.js JS file and 'jsbundle' identifier.
Is there any real benefit to using wp_enqueue_script on small self-managed sites? For instance, Modernizr, why enqueue it through a function rather than call it directly inside the document head?
I would like to add thickbox for the template which I develop to WordPress. At this time I’m trying with a clean template that have only header.php, footer.php,index.php, and functions.php.
The WP.SE community has always advised the use of wp_register_script and wp_enqueue_script for adding scripts in a theme/template (and likewise, wp_register_style and wp_enqueue_style for stylesheets).
I made a parent theme and a child theme in one of my project. I enqueued CSS and JavaScripts in my parent theme like below:
I’m dealing with an SSL issue and I would like to strip the domain from all scripts and styles being output via wp_enqueue_scripts. This would result in all scripts and styles being displayed with a relative path from the domain root.
I’m trying to enqueue a JS script only when someone is adding or editing a custom post type I created called “recipes”. Currently the script works ok when I do this: