duplicate css files

  • Resolved shawn caza

    (@shawncaza)


    9 years, 10 months ago

    I’ve been trying to improve page load times by manually consolidating and minifying the css of the standard and full width child theme.

    My guess is the following is intended to load css from different versions of a theme? Odd thing I experienced was my site was serving two versions of what seemed to be an identical css file.

    // Adding CSS file of the Child theme. This style sheet stands last so it would override parent theme and other stylesheets.
	wp_register_style( 'tinyframeworkfullwidth-style',
	get_stylesheet_uri(),
	array(),
	'2.0.5',
	'all' );

    Removing those lines completely seemed to resolve the problem.

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  • Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius

    (@tomasm)

    No, it loads a child theme’s style.css, but version is kept so it would be easy to invalidate older version styles in browser cache for users who visited site before the update. It is up to you to keep the version number of the child theme.

    If you put all CSS into one, then yes, you don’t need to load child CSS once again.

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