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Fix (WooCommerce): remove css styles displayed on shop page #3381
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| /** | ||
| * In WooCommerce Shop page, <style> tags are stripped out and the CSS styles are displayed in the frontend. | ||
| * This function removes the <style> tags and CSS styles before they are stripped out. | ||
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| if ( ! function_exists( 'stackable_pre_kses_woocomerce_shop' ) ) { | ||
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| function stackable_pre_kses_woocomerce_shop( $content, $allowed_html, $context ) { | ||
| // Check if we are on the WooCommerce Shop page | ||
| if ( function_exists('is_shop' ) && is_shop() ) { | ||
| $optimized_css = get_post_meta( wc_get_page_id( 'shop' ), 'stackable_optimized_css', true ); | ||
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| // remove CSS before kses strips out <style> tags | ||
| if ( ! empty( $optimized_css ) ) { | ||
| $content = str_replace( '<style>' . $optimized_css . '</style>', '', $content ); | ||
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| } | ||
| return $content; | ||
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| add_filter('pre_kses', 'stackable_pre_kses_woocomerce_shop', 10, 3); | ||
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| if ( ! function_exists( 'stackable_allow_wp_kses_allowed_html' ) ) { | ||
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This condition is becoming long and hard to read, can we split this to make it more readable? I feel uneasy that we're mingling WooCommerce code inside our normal behavior, let's add a filter so that we can split woocommerce compatibility into it's own file - we can add a
src/compatibility/woocommerce.phpand place the necessary compatibility code there.