WordPress – Linking two different style sheet

[markito]

Hi
Does anybody can tell me how do I link in WordPress to two different pages to different style sheet.I would like to have different layout in home page but rest of the pages would remain and have defaults styles.css.Where do I place link that link up external sheet for it? WordPress is using same styles everywhere .Any help or suggestions here please?
Thnax

[TheDoc]

1. Find the id number of the page you want the special stylesheet to go to.

2. Open up header.php and find where your stylesheet is being linked from.

Change:

Code:

Code:

/your-special-file.css” media=”screen” />’;
}
else {
echo ‘

#70759

markito

Member

Well is not working :-( … any ides on this one?

#70731

TheDoc

Member

"markito" wrote:

Well is not working :-( … any ides on this one?

Just to make sure my PHP is wrong and nothing else, did you replace "id#" with your home page’s id?

#70732

TheDoc

Member

Silly me, I see the problem here!

Give this one a go:

Code:

‘;
}
else {
echo ‘‘;
}
endif ?>

#70770

euanmead

Member

Code:

#70781

TheDoc

Member

I don’t think you understand what the OP is asking for.

Here’s another one, from Chris’ book Digging into WordPress.

Conditionally loading extra CSS files

Code:

#70782

davesgonebananas

Member

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

#70784

TheDoc

Member

"davesgonebananas" wrote:

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

Yes, sorry, forgot to update that. Too quick with my copy and paste!

Should also mention that when using that method, it means you’ll have two stylesheets being loaded at the same time.

[markito]

Well is not working :-( … any ides on this one?

[TheDoc]

"markito" wrote:

Well is not working :-( … any ides on this one?

Just to make sure my PHP is wrong and nothing else, did you replace "id#" with your home page’s id?

[TheDoc]

Silly me, I see the problem here!

Give this one a go:

Code:

‘;
}
else {
echo ‘‘;
}
endif ?>

[euanmead]

Code:

#70781

TheDoc

Member

I don’t think you understand what the OP is asking for.

Here’s another one, from Chris’ book Digging into WordPress.

Conditionally loading extra CSS files

Code:

#70782

davesgonebananas

Member

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

#70784

TheDoc

Member

"davesgonebananas" wrote:

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

Yes, sorry, forgot to update that. Too quick with my copy and paste!

Should also mention that when using that method, it means you’ll have two stylesheets being loaded at the same time.

[TheDoc]

I don’t think you understand what the OP is asking for.

Here’s another one, from Chris’ book Digging into WordPress.

Conditionally loading extra CSS files

Code:

#70782

davesgonebananas

Member

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

#70784

TheDoc

Member

"davesgonebananas" wrote:

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

Yes, sorry, forgot to update that. Too quick with my copy and paste!

Should also mention that when using that method, it means you’ll have two stylesheets being loaded at the same time.

[davesgonebananas]

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

[TheDoc]

"davesgonebananas" wrote:

Since you want it to act on the homepage you should replace is_page_template("page-snippet.php") with is_front_page().

Yes, sorry, forgot to update that. Too quick with my copy and paste!

Should also mention that when using that method, it means you’ll have two stylesheets being loaded at the same time.

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