Webbasica

I can live with that. Most of my posts use blocks anyway, so all good.

Thanks!
Repercussions of doing this?

OK, I’ll explain step by step.

I add the block, add the external URL, and the previsualization card gets created. Only, the thumbnail and the Title is from a previous previsualization card.

I have created a custom theme for the previsualization cards, which shows the URL below the Title and the excerpt. That URL changes (it’s the right one), but everything else is from an old card (wrong).

This might be all for nothing though, because today, on a new post, everything worked fine.

Sorry, it’s a private site. All public links, but not the same URL, so it’s not one site.

That last one worked great.
Thanks!

That is exactly what I’m trying to do. To load the css files on the archive page of category 20, using:

add_action( 'init', 'your_override_wrapper_function', 99 );
function your_override_wrapper_function() {
    if ( ! is_category( '20' ) ) { // ID is numeric, slug is a string.
        return; // we don't want to run for anything except the page we're interested in.
    }
    a_z_listing_force_enable_styles(); // this is the page we want, so run the function to enqueue the styles.
}

Thanks for the reply.
It is a category, and I also tried removing the conditional and the CSS loads as expected.

Just one last clarification. I’m trying to load the css at the archive page, the actual category index.

Cool, thanks!

Thanks, that worked.

I think I’ll wait for the migrator. Let me know when that’s available.

So, other than setting it up again, is there something that can break?

Never mind, it was WPRocket’s lazy loading feature.

My plan was to disable the plugin and simply add this code to the functions.php. When I do that (and clear cache), the link disappears in the Dashboard menu, even though the custom posts show up in the frontend.

Here: https://pastebin.com/NbYVu3x8

I put the exported code in the theme’s functions.php file