Comments on: Adding CSS ( Change the Look ) of a Specific Post or Page http://wpjudge.com/adding-css-change-the-look-of-a-specific-post-or-page/ Reviews, Tips, Tricks, Etc. On Wordpress Stuff & More Thu, 12 Aug 2010 19:25:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Judge http://wpjudge.com/adding-css-change-the-look-of-a-specific-post-or-page/comment-page-1/#comment-2002 Judge Mon, 07 Jun 2010 19:46:13 +0000 http://wpjudge.com/?p=83#comment-2002 I didn't create this plugin, I found it searching for trying to add specific css for pages. But yes, it is amazing plugin. I didn’t create this plugin, I found it searching for trying to add specific css for pages. But yes, it is amazing plugin.

]]> By: Zman http://wpjudge.com/adding-css-change-the-look-of-a-specific-post-or-page/comment-page-1/#comment-1996 Zman Thu, 27 May 2010 00:52:48 +0000 http://wpjudge.com/?p=83#comment-1996 Sweet Jesus this thing is AMAZING!! This is my first ever plugin comment and I've downloaded a ton. I'm new to all this so it's been countless hours of trial and error and I'm generally in no position to offer any meaningful feedback on a plug-in. But this time I am certain I know what I'm talking about since I've been looking for hours for a way to modify CSS on a per page basis. The solutions out there were far too complex for my needs since I'm building a CMS and collaboration site for my condo association and I only need subtle modifications to the existing styling for certain pages. For example, I want the to-do list page to not have any side-bars (since the side-bars on every page is a to-do list because my fellow Board members don't do anything and they need to be constantly reminded on every page!!). So I created a custom page template that didn't call the side-bar and then uploaded the following code in a style sheet to make the body of the page stretch the across the entire container! Dude and it worked the first time haha! That's extremely unusual when I'm at the controls. #page #wrapper #container #left-col { width: 1260px; float: left; !important; } Anyway, thanks a million and GO BLACKHAWKS!!! PS: I think the reason your plug-in isn't gaining momentum yet is that unique page styling seems to be a fairly current issue among WP users...I saw a ton of posts from 2010 when most of the posts I read for other topics are 2008 or prior. By the end of this year your plug-in will be in super demand without question. It's just way easier than the other ideas people have! Sweet Jesus this thing is AMAZING!! This is my first ever plugin comment and I’ve downloaded a ton. I’m new to all this so it’s been countless hours of trial and error and I’m generally in no position to offer any meaningful feedback on a plug-in.

But this time I am certain I know what I’m talking about since I’ve been looking for hours for a way to modify CSS on a per page basis.

The solutions out there were far too complex for my needs since I’m building a CMS and collaboration site for my condo association and I only need subtle modifications to the existing styling for certain pages. For example, I want the to-do list page to not have any side-bars (since the side-bars on every page is a to-do list because my fellow Board members don’t do anything and they need to be constantly reminded on every page!!).

So I created a custom page template that didn’t call the side-bar and then uploaded the following code in a style sheet to make the body of the page stretch the across the entire container! Dude and it worked the first time haha! That’s extremely unusual when I’m at the controls.

#page #wrapper #container #left-col {
width: 1260px;
float: left;
!important;
}

Anyway, thanks a million and GO BLACKHAWKS!!!

PS: I think the reason your plug-in isn’t gaining momentum yet is that unique page styling seems to be a fairly current issue among WP users…I saw a ton of posts from 2010 when most of the posts I read for other topics are 2008 or prior. By the end of this year your plug-in will be in super demand without question. It’s just way easier than the other ideas people have!

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