Hi,

This inline CSS is dynamically generated, so it uses inline logic. For example, if you change a color, the CSS will update accordingly. It cannot be stored in a separate file, as doing so would break the logic.

My colors are set in stone and never going to change, neither are any of the settings in wpdiscuz - can you provide some code to disable it inline and I'll load the same CSS as an external file?

I appreciate that, but you can at least tell me where the inline code is being injected - so I at least comment it out, or better yet, some php that blocks it from loading?

Well I mean I am not a coder but I asked ChatGPT and in 10 seconds it produced this for all inline:

add_action('template_redirect', function () {
ob_start(function ($html) {
// Match all <style> tags (in head or body)
preg_match_all('/<style.*?>(.*?)<\/style>/is', $html, $matches);

if (!empty($matches[1])) {
$css = implode("\n\n", $matches[1]);

// Save to a CSS file (e.g., /wp-content/uploads/inline-css.css)
$file_path = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/uploads/inline-css.css';
file_put_contents($file_path, $css);

// Remove all inline <style> blocks
$html = preg_replace('/<style.*?>.*?<\/style>/is', '', $html);

// Add link to new external CSS file in head
$link_tag = '<link rel="stylesheet" href="' . content_url('uploads/inline-css.css') . '">';
$html = preg_replace('/<\/head>/', $link_tag . "\n</head>", $html);
}

return $html;
});
});

So I think with 2 minutes of your team looking at it, you could provide something useful?

I get it, but can you at least provide me code to remove the inline wpdiscuz produces, or tell me where to comment this out, so I can load it myself as an external file?