all.min.css

Hi there,

No, this file is a combination of these three core CSS files:

unsemantic-grid-lite.min.css
style.min.css
mobile.min.css

Let me know if you need more info :)

Great that explain why the class keep repeating at my custom optimizations ,
i was wondering if its safe to dequeue these files and manually combine them and update them in one single file for each major updates.

wp_dequeue_style('generate-sticky'); //
wp_dequeue_style('generate-blog'); //plugins/gp-premium/blog/functions/css/style-min.css
wp_dequeue_style('generate-menu-logo'); ///plugins/gp-premium/menu-plus/functions/css/menu-logo.min.css
wp_dequeue_style('generate-navigation-branding'); //plugins/gp-premium/menu-plus/functions/css/navigation-branding.min.css

i could shed 3 more request :)

sorry, I am just a sucker for page optimizations :(

You can do that if you don't mind updating your custom file every time we make a change to one of those files :)

OK can i add all.min.css to the dequeue list ?

I am testing that now.
one major issue, it seems when i dequeue the all.min.css the inline customs are missing.
when I add it back its there.

is there any relation between these 2 ?

If you have the Combine CSS option turned on (Customize > General), then yes, you'll want to dequeue that one.

All of the inline CSS is attached to the handle that style.min.css or all.min.css use: generate-style

If you re-add a stylesheet, you need to use that handle in the wp_enqueue_style() function.

could you explain more in detail on this please. many thanks

" All of the inline CSS is attached to the handle that style.min.css or all.min.css use: generate-style "

The inline CSS using wp_add_inline_style(), which attaches itself to an existing CSS file. That file has this "handle" (ID): generate-style

If you remove that handle, the inline CSS doesn't know where to go.

If you remove generate-style, you must re-add it in some way.

Sorry to chime in here but I'm running into the same thing. I'm a seasoned developer but completely new to Wordpress....and I also noticed the duplicate class selectors/files between style.css/all.min.css and was curious if I turn off the "Combine CSS" feature, will it remove the duplicates while also still provide ability to re-use the unsemantic grid? Unminified css would still be preferrable to duplicated.

Thanks!

Turning the option off won't remove any duplicates, it will just load those 3 stylesheets instead of combining them into one.

The duplicates you're seeing are just those 3 files combined into one file.

On my site that uses generate press... I have a form in a table (which comes from someone else and I can't remove the table). And when I inspect with devtools... there is a 1px border coming from all.min.css from generatepress. Where and how do i set that to 0px as it looks terrible....
I looked through all the theme settings and don't see anything related to that.

Hi Tim,

You can override this specific border by re-applying a border:none; to its specific selector through custom CSS.

Example:

table,
th,
td {
	border: none;
}

And here's how to add css - https://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-css/