opening body tag on individual pages
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thesacredpath posted on this issue last year, but I don’t quite understand.
If you look in the opening body tag on individual pages, you will see a list of CSS classes that are declared, and one of those is the individual page ID which looks something like this: page-id-257 .
I can’t seem to find the above. Where can these be found?
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justpi,
thanks again for responding, and for answering the question on linked thread. However, I’d still like to understand sacredpath’s post regarding individual page ID. For some reason I can’t find the list of CSS classes he’s referring to.
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He was referring to classes on the body tag. You can view page source in your web browser or use your browser tools by right-clicking and selecting “Inspect Element” to see the HTML of a page. Once you find the body tag, you will see which classes are set for that HTML tag.
For example, the body tag for the http://brinded.wordpress.com/ home page is currently this:
<body class="home page page-id-49 page-parent page-template page-template-full-width-page-php logged-in admin-bar no-customize-support typekit-enabled no-sidebars debug-bar-maximized highlander-enabled highlander-light custom-colors">So the individual page ID in that set of classes is “page-id-49” and you could target it with CSS using something like this:
.page-id-49 { /* put your css here */ } -
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Had already been answered here:
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/remove-header-from-home-on-coraline-theme?replies=3#post-1154779
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