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Fix global styles loading logic #38745
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draganescu
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Feb 11, 2022
The code makes sense and the testing did as described.
Thanks André and Andrei |
For awareness: PR for backporting this to core at WordPress/wordpress-develop#2303 (related trac ticket). |
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Part of #38434
The global styles stylesheet should be loaded using this logic, no matter the WordPress version:
<head>
.<head>
.<body>
.In
trunk
it's not working as expected and shows differences between WordPress 5.8 and WordPress 5.9.Backport
The parts of this that need backporting to core are in this PR already WordPress/wordpress-develop#2303
How to test
Use TwentyTwenty, unmodified. Test both in WordPress 5.8 and WordPress 5.9.
global-styles-inline-css
embedded stylesheet is loaded in the head.Use TwentyTwenty after opting into loading separate assets. Test both in WordPress 5.8 and WordPress 5.9.
add_filter( 'should_load_separate_core_block_assets', '__return_true' );
in TwentyTwenty'sfunctions.php
.global-styles-inline-css
embedded stylesheet is loaded in the body.Use EmptyTheme. Test both in WordPress 5.8 and WordPress 5.9.
global-styles-inline-css
embedded stylesheet is loaded in the head.