Using WordPress I am designing a theme for a client’s website.
I have set the landing/home page to a static page, and I’m using front-page.php as the default template for this.
My question is how can I style individual elements on the page when all of the page content is called in at once using <?php get_template_part( 'template-parts/content', get_post_format() ); ?>
Currently I multiple <div>‘s in the WP page content editor like so:
However, I’m concerned that my client or something else, may delete this content by accident and completely spoil the design. How can I separate content and style it accordingly in my template?
There are always body classes you can use for different pages/posts.
There are few options depend on what you need:
Turn off “Visual” editor mode for each user account. It sort of helps.
Move the custom HTML into the template files. If that’s OK.
Use custom fields, preferably with Advanced custom fields plugin.
For every page,if you need the alone class then function :body_class() : is sufficient.
Syntax :- < body < ?php body_class(); ?> >
and you can also implement the another function : post_class : for the loop class.
Syntax :- < body < ?php post_class(); ?> >