I would suggest adding the custom styles to the usual style.css file. You can apply your CSS code to specific pages by selecting elements using the body class. Details of this can be found within the codex here:
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/body_class
Thanks for you reply serpico .
I am try to add styles in style.css. But doesn’t work. What can I do for work in style.css file.
My custom page is about.php
Can you provide a link to your custom about page?
Oh reasy sorry serpico,
That is my localhost.
Take a look at the source code, you will see the body tag has a number of classes. One of these will be a specific page id.
For example, you can then use the CSS:
body.page-id-4 #wrapper { background-color:#000 !important }
This will select the tag with an ID wrapper within the Page ID 4.
Or you can add another stylesheet to your theme directory and load it using conditional tags.
For example:
On your function.php
// Replace # with the ID of your custom page
if ( is_page( # ) ) {
wp_enqueue_style( 'path/to/your/custom/css/file' );
}
else wp_enqueue_style( 'path/to/your/original/css/file' );
But if you only add minor change to the style, @serpico way would be proper.
