Last week I was asked by a client why he wasn’t seeing the https: prefix in his URL (and the little lock icon in the bottom of the browser window) when he was logged into his WordPress site. That got us into a discussion about SSL and we wound up installing an SSL certificate on his hosting account, as well as making some additions to his WordPress installation to make it less appealing to hackers.
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Wednesday, January 27th, 2010This is a followup to my previous post on adding scripts only to the WordPress pages that need them. Please read that first, or this might not make much sense…
To cleanup the dynamically generated head section even more, you can disable the styles associated with scripts that aren’t loaded on every page.
The easy way to do this is very similar to what I talked about last time – add this code to your functions.php file (or custom-functions.php if your theme supports it):