kurt

@jessecowens Thanks for the help. You have pointed me in the right direction and now I know what to research. It looks like it will be a simple addition to the functions file.

I’m a programmer. I’ve been working with PHP for more than a decade. I’ve mostly worked on enterprize applications and, actually tried to avoid working with WordPress.

Now I’ve been ‘forced’ into using WordPress so other team members can add and edit content. I created our theme and templates (very basic) but I’m not really familiar with the functions and structure of WP yet.

Apparently, we have to have BoldGrid installed on the site. It’s part of a package of plugins that use the BoldGrid registration key. If it’s not there the other plugins revert to the free version and we lose premium features.

I’m wondering if I can add some code to the template functions.php file to de-queue the style sheets? That looks like the appropriate place (?). Any hints as to where I can get more info about doing this in a proper WordPress way would be helpful.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by kurt.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by kurt.