- Using Spectra Heading Block
- Buttons
- Post Grid
- Content Timeline
- Social Share
- Google Map
- Add Testimonials to Your WordPress Website
- Info Box
- Team
- Icon List
- Price List
- Post Masonry
- Post Carousel
- Post Timeline
- Call To Action
- Advanced Columns
- Blockquote
- Marketing Button
- Gravity Form Styler
- Table Of Contents
- How-to Schema
- FAQ – Schema/ Accordion
- Inline Notice
- WP – Search
- Review Schema
- Lottie
- Taxonomy List
- Tabs Block
- How to Create Contact Forms for Your WordPress Website
- Star Rating
- Masonry Image Gallery
- Wireframe Blocks
- Spectra – Heading Block
- Spectra – Image Block
- Spectra – Buttons block
- ‘Translate Everything’ Feature in WPML
- Spectra – Container Block
- Spectra – Taxonomy Styling Options
- Spectra – Block Presets
- Image Gallery
- Counter Block
- Modal Block
- Registration Form Block
- Slider Block
- Custom CSS On Page Level
- Countdown Pro
- Designing Custom Navigation for Your Slider
- Instagram Feed
- Loop Builder
- Animations
- Using Spectra Login Form Block
- Global Block Style Extension
- How to Create Popups Using Spectra
- How to Add Custom Blocks Under Spectra Blocks
- Move Block Patterns from One Site to Another
- Getting Started with Grid Builder
- Adding a Newsletter Form to Your WordPress Site Footer
- How to Register High-Privileged Users on Your Website
- Section
- Troubleshooting – Icons missing from the blocks
- Spectra Patterns
- How to Set Multiple Column Fields in Contact Form 7 Styler of Spectra?
- Styling Checkbox / Radio / Acceptance control in Contact Form 7 Designer block of Spectra
- Unable to Style Checkbox / Radio Buttons / Acceptance Control using Contact Form 7 Styler of Spectra
- Tab Index – for multiple Gravity Forms
- How to Get Started with Spectra
- How to Exclude A Heading from Table of Contents?
- Spectra – Display Conditions for Blocks
- Installing and Importing Starter Templates
- How to Get Started with Spectra
- Manually Install Spectra via FTP
- Automatic Beta Updates for Spectra
- How to Rollback to Previous Spectra Versions
- How to Load Google Fonts Locally
- Activate the Spectra Pro License Key
- How to Install Spectra Pro Plugin
- Translate Spectra Strings using Loco Translate
- How to add a Transparent / Sticky header?
- How to Change the Site Logo?
- How to Change Global Styles?
- How to Disable Title on Posts, Pages?
- How to add a transparent/ sticky header for a single page/post?
- Change Header and Footer Patterns in Spectra One Theme
- Add Custom/Google Fonts In Spectra One
- How To Reset Global Default Styling?
- Manually Install Spectra One via FTP?
- Disable or Enable Header/Footer for Specific Pages/Posts
Custom CSS On Page Level
This guide will walk you through the steps to add Custom CSS to individual pages on your WordPress site using the Spectra plugin.
We’ll explain what Custom CSS is, why you might want to use it, and provide a simple, step-by-step process to help you get started.
Additionally, we’ll share some example CSS codes and tips to keep in mind while customizing your pages.
What is Custom CSS?
Custom CSS allows you to change the appearance of a specific webpage (page/post) by adding your own styles. This can include colors, fonts, margins, and more.
Why Would I Want to Use Custom CSS?
You might want to use Custom CSS to make your page stand out, match your brand’s style, or make specific adjustments that aren’t possible with the default settings.
How Can I Add Custom CSS to a Single Page?
One of the advantages of Spectra is its many customization features. This includes adding custom CSS to each individual page by clicking on the Spectra Page Settings icon. You can add your own CSS code here to customize the page as per your expectations.
What Are Some Examples of Custom CSS?
Here are a few examples of what you can do with Custom CSS:
Change the Background Color:
body {
background-color: #f0f0f0;
}
Customize Font Styles:
h1 {
font-family: 'Arial', sans-serif;
color: #333333;
}
If you need more help or run into any issues, please feel free to leave a comment below.
Note:
When targeting your specific element, add selector
before the tags and classes you want to exclusively target, i.e: selector a { color: red;}
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