Open jim1001 opened 5 years ago
You could edit your theme's CSS, which would apply to all pages.
Or there's the CSS Editor plugin which lets you specify CSS that applies to the whole site without editing the theme.
Thanks John. Yes, guess I could do that. I don’t want the style to apply to all tables but suppose I could use a CSS ID Selector in the theme CSS & label the table with that ID in the Simple Page HTML…
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Or there's the CSS Editor plugin which lets you specify CSS that applies to the whole site without editing the theme.
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I added some inline CSS to my Simple Page, using the Source Code option. to style a table (e.g. adding bacground color to columns). Is there anything better than using inline code, e.g. any way to store the CSS outside the Simple Page so I could easily apply to another page & save changes to version control software like git?
Thanks.