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How do I remove a CSS class in WordPress?
How to use the purified CSS code on your WordPress website
- Upload purified stylesheet.
- Remove existing stylesheets.
- Make sure all styles have been removed.
- Remove inline styles if any exists.
- Enqueue the purified CSS.
- Test your changes thoroughly!
- Adjust purified CSS code.
Can you remove a class in CSS?
To remove all CSS classes of an element, we use removeClass() method. The removeClass() method is used to remove one or more class names from the selected element.
What to do with unused CSS in WordPress?
Some WordPress plugins insert CSS (and JS) in all the pages of website regardless of their use on specific pages. Such WordPress plugins contribute to ‘Unused CSS’. You can unload such unwanted CSS and JS on specific pages using a simple plugin. I’ll explain how to do that later in this article.
How to remove unused CSS from HTML PHP?
Using purify CSS you can remove unused CSS from HTML PHP JavaScript and CSS files. It does not make changes in the original CSS files by itself. Rather you need to create a new file CSS file. In case of frameworks like bootstrap, you can reduce up to 75% size of your CSS using purify CSS.
Where do I find unique classes in WordPress?
Look for a unique class printed inside the body tag. In this context, a unique class is exclusive to this URL, which means that it doesn’t exist on other pages. In my example below I have the .postid-1762 class, which refers to the post id.
How to hide elements on specific WordPress pages?
Step #1. What element do you want to hide? In this example, I want to hide the main menu, but only on one specific page. Use Chrome or Firefox Developer Tools to look for a unique CSS selector. If possible, find an id, although a class may work too. In my example, the selector that wraps the menu is #mainmenu.