
How to Add Custom CSS HTML to Wordpress Post
How to Add Custom CSS HTML to Wordpress Post
How to use Wordpress CSS editor plugin to add custom HTML/CSS effect and/or JavaScript to a specific page or post.
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0 -> hello and welcome to red stapler Channel
in this tutorial I'm going to show you
4.17 -> how to add a custom CSS effect to any
WordPress page or a post easily in just
9 -> a few minutes ready let's check it out
18.23 -> there are a couple ways to add a custom
CSS to WordPress the first one is to use
23.34 -> an editor to add your CSS to the theme
directly but this is a very bad practice
28.8 -> since the CSS will be applied to the
entire site not just one page plus your
33.39 -> code will be wiped out when updating the
theme the second method is to add an
37.95 -> inline CSS using style tag directly into
the post this works for most case but
43.26 -> you see that the CSS will also be
counted as content and Confuse the another
47.879 -> plugin like Yoast SEO and ads
injection resulted in misplaced
52.35 -> ads or even break your CSS code another
way is to use the additional CSS in
57.36 -> WordPress customizer this is probably
the best way compared to the previous
61.89 -> two but still the CSS will be applied to
the entire site and not the post so to
67.89 -> solve this problem we are going to use a
WP add custom CSS plugin once installed
73.56 -> you have the additional box at the end
of the post that allows you to add any
78.119 -> extra CSS to that post only as an
example I'm going to show you how to add
83.189 -> these 3d social media buttons to the
page first I'm going to copy the HTML
87.57 -> into the post we need to do this in text
mode you can see that I also have
98.49 -> JavaScript added too which is perfectly
fine next I'm going to copy over the CSS
103.979 -> into the box
110.28 -> and now we need a little adjustment
since the original code was added to the
115.3 -> body of the page but here we are adding
to the post section instead so I'm going
120.01 -> to create a wrapper div to wrap our code
and then copy the related CSS on the
125.08 -> body to the wrapper and that's it let's
see the result so that's all for this
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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8R8E6c8gYk