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Lan Mi
Lan Mi
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Posted by Lan Mi
Lan Mi
2,570 Points

Can't enqueue the style sheet. Why?

I added the below code as described in the video to my local wp test site, however, the styles do not show up. Why? Any help? Thank you

function wptreehouse_badges_styles() { wp_enqueue_style('wptreehouse_badges_styles',plugins_url('wptreehouse_badges/wptreehouse_badges.css')); }

add_action('admin_head','wptreehouse_badges_styles');

2 Answers

Andrew McCormick
Andrew McCormick
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Andrew McCormick
Andrew McCormick
17,730 Points

this may sound obvious, but are you sure your css file is copied into the correct location on your localserver?

Lan Mi
Lan Mi
2,570 Points
Lan Mi
Lan Mi
2,570 Points

Thank you Andrew. I put wptreehouse_badges.css file under this folder on the localserver. ..wp-content\plugins\wptreehouse-badges