wp_enqueue_style for Plugin with multiple stylesheets
I’m making a navigation plugin which adds animations to your wordpress navigation.
wp-enqueue-style
How to add stylesheets only to pages with specific shortcode?
I’m running a function on pages where the shortcode [make-me-a-map] is used. It enqueues javascript to the page and makes a map. That part works fine (woot!) but I’m having trouble with adding the stylesheets to only those pages in a similar fashion.
How to load css in the footer
I was trying to move the load of my style.css in the footer of my wordpress theme. I have already done something similar with 2 js files and it works fine, they load in the footer: function my_init() { if (!is_admin()) { wp_deregister_script('jquery'); wp_register_script('jquery', 'http://www.studionews24.com/wp-content/themes/network/js/jquery.min.js', false, '1.3.2', true); wp_enqueue_script('jquery'); // load a JS file from … Read more
Hyphens vs. periods in the script slug in wp_register_script?
I have seen script and style handles written in two different ways in wp_register_script and wp_enqueue_script (the same applies to wp_register_style and wp_enqueue_style):
How important is it to enqueue a theme’s stylesheet?
I have trawled the net looking for an answer to this, but for some reason all I can find are actual examples, but without that particular explanation, which is clear say in the case of scripts. Can someone explain to me why it’s important/advantageous to enqueue styles when developing a theme, rather than just using <link rel=stylesheet> in header.php.
How to enqueue the style using wp_enqueue_style()
I’m developing a theme. I added the codes (below) into the header.php. But I posted it into the WP theme repository, and it’s under review, and the reviewer informed me to enqueue the style with wp_enqueue_style()/ wp_enqueue_script(). But can’t understand how to implement it with the function. I’ve seen the directed wp_enqueue_style(); in Codex, but can’t understand how to put the whole bunch of codes with their conditions.
Check if a script/style was enqueued/registered
Is it possible to test whether a script or a style was registered using wp_register_script/_style or wp_enqueue_script/_style? All functions doesn’t return a value and I’m completely clueless.
Why does wp_enqueue_script ignore my ‘wp_head’ hook?
I would like css_head_scripts and js_head_scripts to be appended to wp-head
but WordPress completely ignores it? Am I missing something?
Loading a child-theme’s style.css after the parent’s
I’m trying to load my child theme’s style.css after the parent theme style.css has already loaded. However, I have noticed that the style.css doesn’t need to be enqueued since it’s implicitly enqueued by the WordPress core.
How to conditionally enqueue a stylesheet only for a certain page(s)?
Before I get started, I want to acknowledge that there are some really good articles that are targeted at how to conditionally enqueue scripts based on page/post content.