• Hello,

    Thank you for the plugin. It is great. I am not familiar with the LINKING TYPE option.

    I have two custom css scripts in wordpress namely:

    stylecss
    responsivecss

    The linking option is external file, but the css is not rendered on my website.

    What changes do I have to make to the following script and where do I have to put the script to ensure css is printed on my website.

    <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://www.wp-site.com/code_id.css&#8221; media=”all”/>

    FYI – The above script was taken from https://www.silkypress.com/simple-custom-css-js-pro-documentation/

    Moreover, if I choose the linking type option Internal, I have noticed that the css of one file is printed but not the css of the second ccs print.

    Using latest version of wordpress + woocommerce. Developing on local so I can not share link unless I create a tunnel to expose locahost to the internet.

    Thank you for your help and reply in advance

    Best, A.

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  • Plugin Author SilkyPress

    (@diana_burduja)

    Hello,

    to summarize what you’re saying: two CSS custom codes, when linked externally don’t show up at all in the frontend and when linked internally only one is showing up in the frontend. Is that correct?

    Would you please set the two CSS custom codes to externally linked, then open a page on the frontend, view the source (Ctrl+U in most browsers), save the page’s HTML source in a file, then share the file with me (Google Drive, Dropbox, codepen.io, pastebin.com …)? Then repeat the procedure with the custom codes set to internally linked.

    But before saving and sharing the pages’ HTML source with me, make sure the “Remove the comments from HTML” option is unchecked on the “WP Admin -> Custom CSS & JS -> Settings” page. Also, deactivate for a moment any caching plugin, if any present. Otherwise I might not get all the information I need from the page’s source code.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by SilkyPress.
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