Plugin Author
Alimir
(@alimir)
Hi @mypcbasics
The custom CSS file is also created when you add settings such as custom loader, or custom icons. Have you made a change in the path of the wp-content> uploads folder?
I’m using the default settings of the app. I didn’t add any custom image or CSS setting.
Before I used this app, I changed the default media upload location from wp-content/uploads to /images using this code at the wp-config.php:
define( ‘UPLOADS’, ‘images’ );
I checked the custom.css file and it’s empty…
I think that the browser did manage to load this CSS file, but I only get this message because this file is empty
1. How can I disable this CSS file if I’m not using it?
2. I’m also using the like button only on post pages. so I entered to General=>Disable Plugin Files, to disable the plugin on all pages except post pages, now the wp-ulike.min.js file is loaded on pages and post pages. how to disable it on pages?
Plugin Author
Alimir
(@alimir)
1- In the next update that will be released today or tomorrow, I will add a new option that you can disable this file.
2- For this topic, we have set the is_singular condition, which includes post types and pages. But you can write a manual hook that disables plugin scripts.
The update solved the problem thanks!
