In that documentation it gives examples of how to enqueue styles when parent themes use:

get_template_directory() and get_template_directory_uri()

or use:

get_stylesheet_directory() and get_stylesheet_directory_uri()

What is not given are examples to use when the parent theme uses get_stylesheet_uri().

Theme Twentyseventeen enqueues its style sheet by calling get_stylesheet_uri().

In this case, all the child theme needs to do is enqueue twentyseventeen’s style sheet like this:

function mychildtheme_enqueue_styles() {
wp_enqueue_style(‘parent_style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ );
}
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘mychildtheme_enqueue_styles’);

The reason for this is that twentyseventeen’s functions.php will enqueue the child theme’s stylesheet. This is because when twentyseventeen’s functions.php calls get_stylesheet_uri(), the style sheet that gets enqueued is the active theme’s style.css, and since the child theme is the active theme, the childtheme/style.css will be enqueued, not twentyseventeen/style.css.

The result is that the child theme’s functions.php enqueues twentyseventeen’s style.css and after that twentyseventeen’s functions.php enqueues the child theme’s style.css. And since the child theme’s style.css will enqueue after twentyseventeen’s style.css, the child theme’s style.css will override twentyseventeen’s style.css which is what you want to happen.

It took me a quite a bit of coding and testing on a staging site to figure this out and get my child theme to work the way I wanted it to. Having an example of this with an explanation as to how to handle parent themes that enqueue style.css with get_stylesheet_uri() would have saved me many hours of sleuthing.

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