c7wp_enqueue_c7_css_admin False

  • Hi,

    In the 1.4.0 changelog, it mentions that to bypass editing the Commerce7 style sheet in the widget editor, you need to set the c7wp_enqueue_c7_css_admin to false. Can you point me in the right direction to set that to false? When we update to 1.4.0 it messes up the formatting we have on the website and I believe this is the culprit and wanted to test setting that to false to see if that would fix the formatting issues. Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Michael Bourne

    (@michaelbourne)

    Is it messing up on the front end? The filter mentioned only affects the block editor, not the frontend. You can disable the C7 CSS styles on the backend with add_filter( 'c7wp_enqueue_c7_css_admin', __return_false ); in your child theme’s functions.php file. There were no changes to styles otherwise in 1.4.0, but blocks were reworked and some like the club button may need to be “Recovered”.

    Thread Starter bwhetstoneodell

    (@bwhetstoneodell)

    Thanks for the response Michael. Yes, it is messing up the front end. I’ve narrowed it down to the Commerce7 plugin being updated. It gets rid of some of our formatting; like our login button goes missing along with the cart button, and the formatting of our login page gets all messed up. Maybe there is something between our theme CSS and the updated Commerce7 plugin that’s causing issues, but I’ve gone through and updated every plugin individually to see if there is any change, and everything is fine until we update the Commerce7 plugin.

    Plugin Author Michael Bourne

    (@michaelbourne)

    Without a site link and possibly a login I cant do much more to assist you.

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