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Wordpress themes CSS?
Where does Wordpress store the information on what CSS files ought be called for a theme?
I may not be understanding, but typically the wordpress css file is called style.css and is found in the root folder of the theme.
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I've inherited a wordpress site - that has a number of ancillary CSS files apart from style.css. Let's call them
whatever1.css
whatever2.css
whatever3.css
I don't see anything in the header.php document outlining them - in other words - there's no
<link rel="stylesheet" href="whatever1.css">
for the various style sheets. I'm assuming they're coming from:
<?php wp_head(); ?>
?
and if so - where are those files enumerated out for wp_head() to know to output them?
Does that make sense?
whatever1.css
whatever2.css
whatever3.css
I don't see anything in the header.php document outlining them - in other words - there's no
<link rel="stylesheet" href="whatever1.css">
for the various style sheets. I'm assuming they're coming from:
<?php wp_head(); ?>
?
and if so - where are those files enumerated out for wp_head() to know to output them?
Does that make sense?
ASKER
For further elaboration - I'm more of a drupal guy.
In drupal - there's an info file for each theme that outlines the style files that are associated with the theme. You enumerate out:
/path/to/style.css
/path/to/style2.css
/path/to/style3.css
inside of that info file. Doesn't Wordpress have something similar?
In drupal - there's an info file for each theme that outlines the style files that are associated with the theme. You enumerate out:
/path/to/style.css
/path/to/style2.css
/path/to/style3.css
inside of that info file. Doesn't Wordpress have something similar?
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The style.css file in the root of the theme folder can potentially import other css files too.
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