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WordPress scripts and styles default loader. Several constants are used to manage the loading, concatenating and compression of scripts and CSS: define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true); loads the development (non-minified) versions of all scripts and CSS, and disables compression and concatenation, define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false); disables compression and concatenation of scripts and CSS, define('COMPRESS_SCRIPTS', false); disables compression of scripts, define('COMPRESS_CSS', false); disables compression of CSS, define('ENFORCE_GZIP', true); forces gzip for compression (default is deflate).
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| Includes or requires: | 8 files wp-includes/class-wp-dependency.php wp-includes/class-wp-dependencies.php wp-admin/includes/class-wp-community-events.php wp-includes/class-wp-scripts.php wp-includes/functions.wp-scripts.php wp-includes/version.php wp-includes/functions.wp-styles.php wp-includes/class-wp-styles.php |
| wp_register_tinymce_scripts( $scripts, $force_uncompressed = false ) X-Ref |
| Registers TinyMCE scripts. param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. param: bool $force_uncompressed Whether to forcibly prevent gzip compression. Default false. |
| wp_default_packages_vendor( $scripts ) X-Ref |
| Registers all the WordPress vendor scripts that are in the standardized `js/dist/vendor/` location. For the order of `$scripts->add` see `wp_default_scripts`. param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. |
| wp_get_script_polyfill( $scripts, $tests ) X-Ref |
| Returns contents of an inline script used in appending polyfill scripts for browsers which fail the provided tests. The provided array is a mapping from a condition to verify feature support to its polyfill script handle. param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. param: string[] $tests Features to detect. return: string Conditional polyfill inline script. |
| wp_register_development_scripts( $scripts ) X-Ref |
| Registers development scripts that integrate with `@wordpress/scripts`. param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. |
| wp_default_packages_scripts( $scripts ) X-Ref |
| Registers all the WordPress packages scripts that are in the standardized `js/dist/` location. For the order of `$scripts->add` see `wp_default_scripts`. param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. |
| wp_default_packages_inline_scripts( $scripts ) X-Ref |
| Adds inline scripts required for the WordPress JavaScript packages. param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. |
| wp_tinymce_inline_scripts() X-Ref |
| Adds inline scripts required for the TinyMCE in the block editor. These TinyMCE init settings are used to extend and override the default settings from `_WP_Editors::default_settings()` for the Classic block. |
| wp_default_packages( $scripts ) X-Ref |
| Registers all the WordPress packages scripts. param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. |
| wp_scripts_get_suffix( $type = '' ) X-Ref |
| Returns the suffix that can be used for the scripts. There are two suffix types, the normal one and the dev suffix. param: string $type The type of suffix to retrieve. return: string The script suffix. |
| wp_default_scripts( $scripts ) X-Ref |
| Registers all WordPress scripts. Localizes some of them. args order: `$scripts->add( 'handle', 'url', 'dependencies', 'query-string', 1 );` when last arg === 1 queues the script for the footer param: WP_Scripts $scripts WP_Scripts object. |
| wp_default_styles( $styles ) X-Ref |
| Assigns default styles to $styles object. Nothing is returned, because the $styles parameter is passed by reference. Meaning that whatever object is passed will be updated without having to reassign the variable that was passed back to the same value. This saves memory. Adding default styles is not the only task, it also assigns the base_url property, the default version, and text direction for the object. param: WP_Styles $styles |
| wp_prototype_before_jquery( $js_array ) X-Ref |
| Reorders JavaScript scripts array to place prototype before jQuery. param: string[] $js_array JavaScript scripts array return: string[] Reordered array, if needed. |
| wp_just_in_time_script_localization() X-Ref |
| Loads localized data on print rather than initialization. These localizations require information that may not be loaded even by init. |
| wp_localize_jquery_ui_datepicker() X-Ref |
| Localizes the jQuery UI datepicker. |
| wp_localize_community_events() X-Ref |
| Localizes community events data that needs to be passed to dashboard.js. |
| wp_style_loader_src( $src, $handle ) X-Ref |
| Administration Screen CSS for changing the styles. If installing the 'wp-admin/' directory will be replaced with './'. The $_wp_admin_css_colors global manages the Administration Screens CSS stylesheet that is loaded. The option that is set is 'admin_color' and is the color and key for the array. The value for the color key is an object with a 'url' parameter that has the URL path to the CSS file. The query from $src parameter will be appended to the URL that is given from the $_wp_admin_css_colors array value URL. param: string $src Source URL. param: string $handle Either 'colors' or 'colors-rtl'. return: string|false URL path to CSS stylesheet for Administration Screens. |
| print_head_scripts() X-Ref |
| Prints the script queue in the HTML head on admin pages. Postpones the scripts that were queued for the footer. print_footer_scripts() is called in the footer to print these scripts. return: array |
| print_footer_scripts() X-Ref |
| Prints the scripts that were queued for the footer or too late for the HTML head. return: array |
| _print_scripts() X-Ref |
| Prints scripts (internal use only) |
| wp_print_head_scripts() X-Ref |
| Prints the script queue in the HTML head on the front end. Postpones the scripts that were queued for the footer. wp_print_footer_scripts() is called in the footer to print these scripts. return: array |
| _wp_footer_scripts() X-Ref |
| Private, for use in *_footer_scripts hooks |
| wp_print_footer_scripts() X-Ref |
| Hooks to print the scripts and styles in the footer. |
| wp_enqueue_scripts() X-Ref |
| Wrapper for do_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts' ). Allows plugins to queue scripts for the front end using wp_enqueue_script(). Runs first in wp_head() where all is_home(), is_page(), etc. functions are available. |
| print_admin_styles() X-Ref |
| Prints the styles queue in the HTML head on admin pages. return: array |
| print_late_styles() X-Ref |
| Prints the styles that were queued too late for the HTML head. return: array|void |
| _print_styles() X-Ref |
| Prints styles (internal use only). |
| script_concat_settings() X-Ref |
| Determines the concatenation and compression settings for scripts and styles. |
| wp_common_block_scripts_and_styles() X-Ref |
| Handles the enqueueing of block scripts and styles that are common to both the editor and the front-end. |
| wp_filter_out_block_nodes( $nodes ) X-Ref |
| Applies a filter to the list of style nodes that comes from WP_Theme_JSON::get_style_nodes(). This particular filter removes all of the blocks from the array. We want WP_Theme_JSON to be ignorant of the implementation details of how the CSS is being used. This filter allows us to modify the output of WP_Theme_JSON depending on whether or not we are loading separate assets, without making the class aware of that detail. param: array $nodes The nodes to filter. return: array A filtered array of style nodes. |
| wp_enqueue_global_styles() X-Ref |
| No description |
| wp_should_load_block_editor_scripts_and_styles() X-Ref |
| Checks if the editor scripts and styles for all registered block types should be enqueued on the current screen. return: bool Whether scripts and styles should be enqueued. |
| wp_should_load_separate_core_block_assets() X-Ref |
| Checks whether separate styles should be loaded for core blocks on-render. When this function returns true, other functions ensure that core blocks only load their assets on-render, and each block loads its own, individual assets. Third-party blocks only load their assets when rendered. When this function returns false, all core block assets are loaded regardless of whether they are rendered in a page or not, because they are all part of the `block-library/style.css` file. Assets for third-party blocks are always enqueued regardless of whether they are rendered or not. This only affects front end and not the block editor screens. return: bool Whether separate assets will be loaded. |
| wp_enqueue_registered_block_scripts_and_styles() X-Ref |
| Enqueues registered block scripts and styles, depending on current rendered context (only enqueuing editor scripts while in context of the editor). |
| enqueue_block_styles_assets() X-Ref |
| Function responsible for enqueuing the styles required for block styles functionality on the editor and on the frontend. |
| enqueue_editor_block_styles_assets() X-Ref |
| No description |
| wp_enqueue_editor_block_directory_assets() X-Ref |
| Enqueues the assets required for the block directory within the block editor. |
| wp_enqueue_editor_format_library_assets() X-Ref |
| Enqueues the assets required for the format library within the block editor. |
| wp_sanitize_script_attributes( $attributes ) X-Ref |
| Sanitizes an attributes array into an attributes string to be placed inside a `<script>` tag. Automatically injects type attribute if needed. Used by {@see wp_get_script_tag()} and {@see wp_get_inline_script_tag()}. param: array $attributes Key-value pairs representing `<script>` tag attributes. return: string String made of sanitized `<script>` tag attributes. |
| wp_get_script_tag( $attributes ) X-Ref |
| Formats `<script>` loader tags. It is possible to inject attributes in the `<script>` tag via the {@see 'wp_script_attributes'} filter. Automatically injects type attribute if needed. param: array $attributes Key-value pairs representing `<script>` tag attributes. return: string String containing `<script>` opening and closing tags. |
| wp_print_script_tag( $attributes ) X-Ref |
| Prints formatted `<script>` loader tag. It is possible to inject attributes in the `<script>` tag via the {@see 'wp_script_attributes'} filter. Automatically injects type attribute if needed. param: array $attributes Key-value pairs representing `<script>` tag attributes. |
| wp_get_inline_script_tag( $data, $attributes = array() X-Ref |
| Constructs an inline script tag. It is possible to inject attributes in the `<script>` tag via the {@see 'wp_script_attributes'} filter. Automatically injects type attribute if needed. param: string $data Data for script tag: JavaScript, importmap, speculationrules, etc. param: array $attributes Optional. Key-value pairs representing `<script>` tag attributes. return: string String containing inline JavaScript code wrapped around `<script>` tag. |
| wp_print_inline_script_tag( $data, $attributes = array() X-Ref |
| Prints an inline script tag. It is possible to inject attributes in the `<script>` tag via the {@see 'wp_script_attributes'} filter. Automatically injects type attribute if needed. param: string $data Data for script tag: JavaScript, importmap, speculationrules, etc. param: array $attributes Optional. Key-value pairs representing `<script>` tag attributes. |
| wp_maybe_inline_styles() X-Ref |
| Allows small styles to be inlined. This improves performance and sustainability, and is opt-in. Stylesheets can opt in by adding `path` data using `wp_style_add_data`, and defining the file's absolute path: wp_style_add_data( $style_handle, 'path', $file_path ); |
| _wp_normalize_relative_css_links( $css, $stylesheet_url ) X-Ref |
| No description |
| wp_enqueue_global_styles_css_custom_properties() X-Ref |
| No description |
| wp_enqueue_block_support_styles( $style, $priority = 10 ) X-Ref |
| Hooks inline styles in the proper place, depending on the active theme. param: string $style String containing the CSS styles to be added. param: int $priority To set the priority for the add_action. |
| wp_enqueue_stored_styles( $options = array() X-Ref |
| No description |
| wp_enqueue_block_style( $block_name, $args ) X-Ref |
| Enqueues a stylesheet for a specific block. If the theme has opted-in to separate-styles loading, then the stylesheet will be enqueued on-render, otherwise when the block inits. param: string $block_name The block-name, including namespace. param: array $args { |
| wp_enqueue_classic_theme_styles() X-Ref |
| Loads classic theme styles on classic themes in the frontend. This is needed for backwards compatibility for button blocks specifically. |
| wp_add_editor_classic_theme_styles( $editor_settings ) X-Ref |
| Loads classic theme styles on classic themes in the editor. This is needed for backwards compatibility for button blocks specifically. param: array $editor_settings The array of editor settings. return: array A filtered array of editor settings. |
| wp_remove_surrounding_empty_script_tags( $contents ) X-Ref |
| Removes leading and trailing _empty_ script tags. This is a helper meant to be used for literal script tag construction within `wp_get_inline_script_tag()` or `wp_print_inline_script_tag()`. It removes the literal values of "<script>" and "</script>" from around an inline script after trimming whitespace. Typically this is used in conjunction with output buffering, where `ob_get_clean()` is passed as the `$contents` argument. Example: // Strips exact literal empty SCRIPT tags. $js = '<script>sayHello();</script>; 'sayHello();' === wp_remove_surrounding_empty_script_tags( $js ); // Otherwise if anything is different it warns in the JS console. $js = '<script type="text/javascript">console.log( "hi" );</script>'; 'console.error( ... )' === wp_remove_surrounding_empty_script_tags( $js ); param: string $contents Script body with manually created SCRIPT tag literals. return: string Script body without surrounding script tag literals, or |
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