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Lars posted an interesting comment on my site in response to this article: https://victorfont.com/change-genesis-child-theme-style-sheet-load-order/.
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One problem I have found however, with both yours and hers [Carrie Dills] solution is when a Genesis child theme uses inline styles like for example “Infinity Pro” does.
In that case, the inline styles are removed along with the main stylesheet, but they aren’t being included again with a higher priority like the main stylesheet.Lars is right and I have a solution. With Infinity Pro, the inline styles are generated by lib/output.php and inserted into the header area with the WordPress wp_add_inline_style function. Normally, output.php and the child theme style sheet have nothing to do with each other. But in this case, the wp_add_inline_style function only works if the stylesheet has already been added. To fix the issue Lars points out, you have to change the priority for loading inline styles as well. I've edited my article to include the details if your want to learn more.
Regards,
Victor
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