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  • Plugin Author Vinod Dalvi

    (@vinod-dalvi)

    Hi @syntax53,

    I hope you are well today.

    To resolve the conflict issues, i have released updated version of the plugin that contains hooks as following which can be used to remove plugin CSS and JS files.

    add_pddp_timepicker_js
    add_pddp_js
    add_pddp_css

    You can use the hook like following in the functions.php file of your child theme.

    function custom_add_pddp_css(){
    	return false;
    }
    add_filter( 'add_pddp_css', 'custom_add_pddp_css' );

    Cheers,
    Vinod Dalvi

    Thread Starter Matt

    (@syntax53)

    I will work with that, thanks. If I could offer a suggestion, in addition to this change with the filters it may be a good idea to modify your css selectors to be more specific. e.g. add a #pdpdatepicker (or whatever it is, not looking at the code atm) before every selector which would thereby override any css that is less specific.

    Plugin Author Vinod Dalvi

    (@vinod-dalvi)

    The Publish Date DatePicker plugin is not using its own CSS but the default CSS of jQuery UI.

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