It’s not allowed to add custom CSS or JavaScript to a single story on the frontend, otherwise they make your story ineligible to appear on places like the Visual Stories carousel on Google Search. So those are missing from single story views for a good reason.
No, you didn’t understand me, I’m not trying to add custom code. The CSS and JS of the plugin itself is what isn’t being loaded if I use the custom theme, so the stories don’t look good or even work. You can check it on staging3.platerio.com.
If I change theme to Twenty Twenty One stories work well.
Thanks for clarification.
I do now see that you’ve added a Web Stories list block at https://staging3.platerio.com/.
Like many other blocks, the Web Stories block simply enqueues some styles and scripts, which WordPress then tries to load in the footer. The plugin doesn’t do anything out of the ordinary there.
I’d suggest verifying that your theme uses the wp_footer() function properly. Perhaps the official Theme Check plugin flags some potential issues as well.
Okay, thank, I’ll check and tell you if I find the problem and the solution, in case it could ve useful for someone else, thank you!
@axelskye Sounds good! I’ll mark this topic as resolved for now, but feel free to open a new support topic if you continue to encounter issues, or reopen this topic and we’d be happy to assist. Thank you!
