Specific CSS/JS for Posts and Pages
With Specific CSS/JS for Posts and Pages you can add CSS or JavaScript files to a specific page or post.
Overview
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Main benefits
Add multiple CSS files
Add multiple Javascript files
Embed code in header
Custom CSS for posts
Custom JS for pages
About this plugin
Author: techtastico
Categories: Design and Customization
Version: 1.0
Last updated: 19-01-2011
WordPress version: 3.0
Tested up to: 3.0.5
PHP version required: false
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Learning resources: View resources
Overview
The Specific CSS/JS for Posts and Pages plugin is designed to give WordPress users the ability to enhance and customize individual posts or pages by adding custom CSS or JavaScript files, or embedded code directly within the header. This versatile tool allows for the inclusion of multiple CSS and JavaScript files, as well as direct code insertion between header tags, enabling tailored and distinctive styling or functionality for specific content. Available in both English and Spanish, this plugin welcomes new translations, making it accessible to a broader audience of WordPress users seeking finer control over their website's appearance and behavior. For more in-depth information, users are encouraged to visit the plugin's official site.
Add Multiple CSS Files
- Allows you to add multiple CSS files to individual posts or pages.
- Provides flexibility in styling specific content without affecting the entire site.
Add Multiple Javascript Files
- Enables the addition of multiple Javascript files to individual posts or pages.
- Enhances functionality and interactivity on a per-post or per-page basis.
Embed Code Directly in Header
- Allows embedding of CSS or Javascript code directly between header tags in posts or pages.
- Offers a quick way to apply custom styles or scripts without external files.
Multilingual Support
- Supports translations in English and Spanish.
- Welcomes new translations to cater to a broader audience.
Rating and reviews
Mangesh
16 Dec, 2012
This was just what I was looking for. A way to specify some CSS for specific pages without having to pollute the main stylesheet
