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  • Plugin Author cubecolour

    (@numeeja)

    Thank you for your feedback. This, however is the first time I have heard that this code has prevented the css from being loaded.

    My understanding of the issue addressed in the post you have linked to is that it is about the CSS being loaded in some cases when it is not required to be loaded rather than it not being loaded at all. I suspect that if your CSS was not being loaded, there may be different cause than this.

    The reason why this deprecated, but still working code has not already been updated in the plugin is to preserve backwards compatibility for people who are already using the plugin and have already set up their own custom CSS. Changing this code will mean that the override they have used will no longer work.

    Thread Starter tqhung85

    (@tqhung85)

    Thank you for the info! Just my thought:
    – Yes, in my case, the CSS file was not loaded at all. It used to be work well, but then stop working suddenly. Changing the code (as previous message) get it works again.
    – As it is deprecated, I think it is best to use the newest method that WordPress provides.
    – If someone want to override CSS, they can simply put the CSS in the theme style.css, or any CSS file used by the current theme. Or there are many plugins that support custom CSS.

    Just my opinion. Anyway I will keep using this plugin and thanks for that!

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