After the programmed update to wordpress 5.8 today one of my custom topics displayed wrong styling in the frontend for custom webfonts, colors, text dimensions and different styles. After a speedy check in the dev instruments I understood that this is brought about by common.min.css a naturally created assortment of center styles that hasn’t been available in WordPress 5.7.2 (I immediately returned the live site from 5.8 to 5.7.2). On localhost I kept the refreshed (5.8) rendition to discover an answer for the issue. On the off chance that I deactivate common.min.css in the program’s dev devices everything looks fine again.
Is there an approach to deregister this center style on frontend? I have attempted to get my grasps on deactivating pointless styles for quite a long time before however haven’t been effective up until now – to be honest.
I have discovered some potentially related data in this new wordpress.org blog post:
https://make.wordpress.org/center/2021/07/01/block-styles-stacking improvements in-wordpress-5-8/#respond yet I am not 100 % sure if this identifies with my concern and regardless of whether so I haven’t discovered an answer in the post.
Ari makes reference to in the post that square styles (which I assume are joined into common.min.css) are stacked in the footer utilizing print_late_styles() and that for exemplary, php-based subjects (which my topic is – as opposed to the new square subjects) this causes clashes with the need of the styles/templates load order.
Any help or exhort truly appreciated as I need to track down a speedy arrangement (and possibly others are confronting the equivalent problem?)