Here’s the initial code from the video, along with my annotations to explain what’s happening. Description If the theme has opted-in to separate-styles loading, then the stylesheet will be enqueued on-render, otherwise when the block inits. Enqueueing via the functions.php fileĪlthough we recommend enqueuing via creating a plugin, you can still add the commands to your theme’s functions.php file that’s located on the root level of your theme. BX Slider is a great example for demonstrating WP enqueue because it requires a variety of files including jQuery, it’s own JavaScript files and a Stylesheet. To demonstrate WP Enqueue in the video above, I installed BX Slider. Rather than hard-coding Scripts and Stylesheets, we can enqueue them into wp_head function via our theme’s functions file. These two very helpful WordPress functions are here to help us do it properly. Top Source File: wp-includes/script-loader.php. args array Required An array of arguments handle,src,deps,ver,media. Top Parameters blockname string Required The block-name, including namespace. Files don’t always need to run on every page.Įnter the wp_enqueue_script & wp_enqueue_style functions Description If the theme has opted-in to separate-styles loading, then the stylesheet will be enqueued on-render, otherwise when the block inits. Hard coding scripts in the header mean they’ll run on every page unless you wrap them in conditional statements. This happens when wpenqueuestyle and wpenqueuescript are implemented in the wrong way. But the two enqueue functions may fail to include bootstrap CSS and bootstrap javascript which results in a poor page layout. If you’re looking to compress your files via a plugin like WP Minify, then you can’t because they’re hard-coded. In wordpress theme, wpenqueuestyle and wpenqueuescript functions are responsible to add CSS and JS files to a page. wpenqueuestyle( handle, src, deps, ver, media ) Top. Most plugins use jQuery, so chances are you’ll have the script running twice if you hard-code it in. A safe way to add/enqueue a stylesheet file to the WordPress generated page. Up until this point the app works and the admin page and the react component is showing up. This function first registers the stylesheet or CSS file and then includes it within your WordPress theme or plugin. Yes this can work, but it’s not best practice and can have the following side effects: wpenqueuestyle () The function, which allows you to include stylesheet or CSS files in WordPress. I understand that they are loaded into the head using wpenqueuestyle(). Pasting them directly onto the header.php theme file. I am new to WordPress and am trying to preload certain css files. Like many front-end developers, I used to add  Scripts and Stylesheets to my themes in a very crude way. wpenqueuestyle usage inside of the theme or the plugin: wpenqueuestyle( my-style, gettemplatedirectoryuri().
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