Separating CSS by files

  • NiallASD

    (@niallasd)


    4 years ago

    Hi,

    I have been working on this site for a while and have built my own theme – it will soon be redesigned by a third party.

    The site includes a kit builder which I have styled to my client’s liking using CSS, this will stay under my control.

    I added all my CSS to style.css, but this will soon be cleared out to fit the redesign.

    Is there a way I can create a separate CSS file for the kit builder styling so that I don’t need to use style.css?

    I’d prefer not to use Additional CSS within WordPress as that will also be used by the third party.

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  • Weboccult Technologies Pvt Ltd

    (@weboccults)

    4 years ago

    Hi @niallasd

    It looks like you want to add custom css that may not be lost when any theme updates changes done by third party.

    You can use below plugin to add custom styling.

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/simple-custom-css/

    I hope this will help you!

    Thread Starter NiallASD

    (@niallasd)

    4 years ago

    Thanks, is there a way to do it without a plugin – like creating a CSS file and uploading to the server?

    mrtom414

    (@mrtom414)

    4 years ago

    just enqueue a different style sheet in functions.php. You will still need the style.css because it is required by WordPress. You can enqueue as many CSS files as you want.

    Thread Starter NiallASD

    (@niallasd)

    4 years ago

    Thanks, now I’m curious as to which is best – plugin or enqueuing a style sheet.

    mrtom414

    (@mrtom414)

    3 years, 12 months ago

    Use a plug in if you want it independent of the theme. If it part of your theme place it in the theme.

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