Custom Post CSS Styles in WordPress

Feb 22, 2010 by Matt | Posted in WordPress One Comment

I’ve always thought it was a neat idea to be able to apply custom CSS stylings to different posts on a blog, allowing you to make subtle tweaks to the overall design on a case-by-case basis. A post about an upcoming movie could have a large poster as the page’s background image, the colors could be changed to match, etc..

Digging into WordPress has a post with two methods that achieve just that effect. One adds a meta box to your Write Post screen, where you can input CSS that will be echoed out on single post pages. The other allows you to drop a numerically-named CSS file into your theme folder, which is called upon when appropriate.

Custom CSS Per Post [Digging into WordPress]

  • http://wdmac.com/ MAC

    Hi

    I’ve written a post about adding your custom CCS styles on the native WYSIWYG post editor in Word Press.

    It’s a very simple technique, wich I describe in detail here: http://www.wdmac.com/how-to-us.....ost-editor

    Hope this helps!

    MAC :)