Declaring script dependencies between scripts enqueued with different action hooks
Consider this scenario:
wp-enqueue-script
Problem using is_single() to enqueue script from functions.php
I’m having trouble only adding scripts to single post pages. I need to both include and exclude certain scripts using is_single() but it doesn’t work either way I try it.
using wp_enqueue_script to attach jquery-ui
I am trying to load jquery-ui using wp_enqueue_script. I can check that jquery is loaded. jquery-ui is registered i.e. output of var_dump( wp_script_is( ‘jquery-ui-tabs’, ‘registered’ ) ); is bool(true) which indicates it is registered but it does not get included to the page.
Pass $this to function nested in another public function of the same class
I’m building a plugin using the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate by DevinVinson.
How to include jquery validate in a template
I am attempting to load jquery’s validate methods in my template file.
How to enqueue script based on post category?
I have scripts for various little tools I have made using some js and html. I want the js to load only on specific single posts in side a specific category. I have tried the following code and it does not work. I removed the “if” statement and the script does run and work so it’s a matter of fixing the if statement.
Make jQuery library load before plugin files
I am using a few jQuery plugins such as validate.js, but they all load BEFORE the Jquery library which is loaded automatically by WordPress and my theme.
When can you get current page ID and initialize hooks right after?
I’m developing a plugin and need to know on what page user is and then add specific hooks and filters for that page.
And my problem is that is_page() and the_ID() doesn’t work outside of wp, wp_loaded, init actions, but if i use these actions then i can’t initialize hooks because for them to work properly they must be added before those actions.
So my question being, is there any hook from witch i can call the_ID(), get a proper result and then add another hooks for that page? Or is it possible only using PHP’s $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']?
Why are admin scripts not printed
I am trying to enqueue/print scripts in the admin area. But they dont seem to appear.
How can I remove the WordPress-Version (?ver=5.x) from my plugin
I am working on my first plugin that adds a external script to the footer. WordPress automatically adds the version number at the end, which I’m trying to remove. What I have so far: