Plugin Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Hi there,
You could tell Simple CSS to load earlier:
add_action( 'wp', function() {
remove_action( 'wp_head', 'simple_css_generate' );
add_action( 'wp_head', 'simple_css_generate', 9 );
} );
Let me know if that helps or not 🙂
Thread Starter
pracko
(@pracko)
Hi Tom, that works to make Simple CSS load earlier, but GenerateBlocks CSS still comes before and I need the GB CSS to come last. Is there an action I can use for GB to do that?
Thread Starter
pracko
(@pracko)
FWIW, I was able to use the following to put everything in the proper order except for Simple CSS because SCSS prints the CSS output inline and I can’t re-order it using this method:
function swp_reorderstylesheets() {
global $wp_styles;
$keys=[
'theme-css'
'generateblocks',
];
$wp_styles->queue = array_values($wp_styles->queue);
foreach($keys as $currentKey) {
$keyToSplice = array_search($currentKey,$wp_styles->queue);
if ($keyToSplice!==false && !is_null($keyToSplice)) {
$elementToMove = array_splice($wp_styles->queue,$keyToSplice,1);
$wp_styles->queue[] = $elementToMove[0];
}
}
}
add_action( 'wp_print_styles', 'swp_reorderstylesheets',10);
Plugin Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Yea, both are attached to wp_head as there isn’t a way to enqueue inline CSS without attaching it to an existing stylesheet.
That’s strange, though. GB is added to wp_head with a priority of 10, so setting the Simple CSS priority to 9 should make it appear before.
Any caching/minifying plugins that could be re-ordering things?
Thread Starter
pracko
(@pracko)
There’s no caching set up.
After trying several ways to do it, I ended up going with another CSS plugin that outputs the CSS as an external stylesheet that I can put into the proper order using the above Action.
Plugin Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Glad you found a solution!
I’ll look into implementing a filter in GB that allows you to control the position.
Also, you can tell GB to use an external file instead of inline in Settings > GenerateBlocks.
Thread Starter
pracko
(@pracko)
Thanks Tom! Yeah, I am outputting the GB CSS as an external file so that I can control its order. But for whatever reason, I just can’t seem to get GB CSS to come dead last after the inline Simple CSS.
Plugin Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Have you tried lowering the priority in the simple css add_action I provided above? It can go all the way down to 0.
Thread Starter
pracko
(@pracko)
I did, but any lower than 8 put the Simple CSS before the theme’s (Neve) CSS. That’s why I switched to another custom CSS plugin — one that outputs an external file that I could then reorder basked on the key.
Plugin Author
Tom
(@edge22)
Makes sense. Adding an option to Simple CSS to build an external file is something I’d like to do eventually 🙂
