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style.css file will be included from the child theme automatically, so install and activate child theme, and then add your css code inside child theme style.css. Note that it is the code from some other theme it probably won't work within Moose theme, or most parts won't work. This is because all theme authors are using theme specific css classes.
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thanks for your answer, I don't want to use a child theme; I track all my modifications with my Evernote system - that's my way to work and it works fine for years now ;-)
So could you please let me know, how to enqueue my own custom.css file exactly where? I suppose in the functions.php? Thanks.
Hi,
I have an own custom.css file from my previous theme with lots of own defined styles, which I would like to use and adapt to the MOOSE theme.
I don't want to add all these styles in the CustomCSS options panel of your theme.
I would like to add/link this own custom.css file exactly where and how, so that it takes effect?
I put the CSS file in the root of the theme folder.
Thank you.
Hello there,
style.css file will be included from the child theme automatically, so install and activate child theme, and then add your css code inside child theme style.css. Note that it is the code from some other theme it probably won't work within Moose theme, or most parts won't work. This is because all theme authors are using theme specific css classes.
Best Regards!
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Hi,
thanks for your answer, I don't want to use a child theme; I track all my modifications with my Evernote system - that's my way to work and it works fine for years now ;-)
So could you please let me know, how to enqueue my own custom.css file exactly where? I suppose in the functions.php?
Thanks.
Hello again,
Use WordPress enqueue style function https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_enqueue_style/. For example find following line of code inside functions.php file:
wp_enqueue_style("eltd_moose_default_style", ELATED_ROOT . "/style.css");and duplicate it and change name and path to your file for example like this:
wp_enqueue_style("my_moose_custom_style", ELATED_ROOT . "/my-custom-style.css");Best Regards!
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Thanks a lot, it works fine!!
You're welcome Chris.
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