I realized I might be able to have themes active while also disabling their CSS.
On setup_theme action, record the styles (and scripts?) enqueued, and which new callbacks were set on init and enqueue_scripts; on after_setup_theme remove them.
This way, we could default to having the theme active, without using its CSS.
I realized I might be able to have themes active while also disabling their CSS. On
setup_themeaction, record the styles (and scripts?) enqueued, and which new callbacks were set on init and enqueue_scripts; onafter_setup_themeremove them.This way, we could default to having the theme active, without using its CSS.
Helpful: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference