Description
Allows your main child theme style.css file path to be filtered when your website <head> section is rendered. Can be used either conditionally or globally.
This does not alter admin/core WordPress use of your child theme style.css – it only filters what get’s loaded when the site loads.
Default value
WF_THEME_URL.'/style.css'
Accepted values
Text string: Full url type path to stylesheet, for example:
http://mycdnsite.com/wp-content/themes/my_theme/style_2.css
or
<?php $p = WF_THEME_URL.'/style-alternative.css'; ?>
Example
<?php
//Example 1
//In your child theme functions.php file:
function my_wfx_example_function() {
return WF_THEME_URL.'/style-alternative.css';
}
add_filter('wflux_css_theme_path','my_wfx_example_function');
// Example 2
//Conditional example in your child theme functions.php file:
// Only run filter if view is page
function my_wfx_example_function_2() {
if ( is_page() ) :
add_filter('wflux_css_theme_path','my_wfx_example_function');
endif;
}
add_action('template_redirect','my_wfx_example_function_2', 1);
?>
Notes
Use the Wonderflux core constant WF_THEME to ensure you always get the correct URL path to your Wonderflux child theme directory as shown in the example above.
This is for more advanced developers – most users would be best loading an additional CSS file usingwp_register_style() and wp_enqueue_style().
This filter documentation was last modified on: September 6, 2012 by Jonny
