I’m using a child theme (default preset) with a custom css that override some bootstrap options (eg. btn-primary colors) but the boostrap css of the parent theme is loaded after mine.
How can I load my custom css after parent boostrap css?
Thank you,
michela ]]>
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]]>How can I trigger the loader instantly after the TTFB is reached Which is at 0.6s seconds and not starting somewhere between “First Content Paint” and “Onload time” which is after 3 seconds. Please see this visualisation using GTmetrix:
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Thanks!
Sascha
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Thanks!
Sascha
]]>just started with this theme and it looks great so far. The only thing I wasn’t able to figure out is how to get the loading order of the css files correct.
I picked Lumen as a Preset Style and the css gets loaded after my child css which makes it difficult to modify. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Ecki ]]>
APMM_Class->ap_megamenu_includes() which checks if the $id exists as a Class or not before loading it. It pulls that list from APMM_Class->menuincludes() which holds the following:
return array(
'wpmegamenuwalker_class' => APMM_PATH . 'inc/frontend/WPMegamenuWalker_Class.php',
'ap_menu_settings' => APMM_PATH . 'inc/admin/menu_settings_class.php', //admin menu display class
'ap_theme_settings' => APMM_PATH . 'inc/admin/theme_settings_class.php', //admin menu display class
'wpmm_menu_widget_manager' => APMM_PATH . 'inc/admin/widget-manager_class.php',
'wp_mega_menu_widget' => APMM_PATH . 'inc/admin/wpmegamenu-widget.php',
);
When it loads the wp_mega_menu_widget Class using that Array, it is also actually loading the WP_Mega_Menu_Contact_Info, WP_Mega_Menu_PRO_LinkImage, and WP_Mega_Menu_PRO_HtmlText Classes since they are all in the same file, which means that if those Classes already exist, it still loads the file as it never checked for those.
This would normally be fine as the Classes are individually wrapped by if ( ! class_exists() ), but since this happens at the instantiation of the main Plugin Class rather than at a Hook it makes it very challenging to include your own version of the Class(es) before it can. I’ve tried naming the directory of my own plugin things like 0-ap-mega-menu-overrides and aap-mega-menu-overrides to try to get mine to load up first and nothing seems to outspeed the inclusion of that file in the AP Mega Menu plugin.
If APMM_Class->ap_megamenu_includes() could run at plugins_loaded or later and/or a Filter be placed on APMM_Class->menuincludes() to modify the returned Array that would be very helpful! I really appreciate the work you’ve done with this plugin! It has saved me a lot of time so far.
when i changed the load order and saving it, at first everything is fine.
But when i disable a plugin(a caching plugin like autoptimize for example) and after testing or something else i am enable this plugin (without going to the “admin.php?page=PO_group_and_order_plugins” in this time) and i check the load order after this the load order is “gone” and it is in the normal alphabetical order.
This was not in the versions before, but i don’t know exactly in which last version this was working fine, maybe 9.2.3 or 9.2.4
What can i do here?
Best regards,
Harry
I installed your plugin and fiddled quite a while but i cant seem to get the full html of the content div of the requested page. Is that no possible?
Iam also trying to get a infinite loop for a list of pages like this:
“p1” = page1 / “->” = load order
if on p1 -> p2 -> p3
if on p2 -> p3 -> p1
is it possible to dictate the load order?
]]>Aspire Pro has the same need for its extra CSS to have a priority assigned as do Parallax, Altitude and the others.
Thanks,
Dane
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