Specific css on homepage, different one for other pages

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1. Yes there is. You can add this to your themes header.

   <?php
     if(is_home()){
       // we are on the home page
       echo '<link rel="stylesheet" src="your_stylesheet" />';
     }
   ?>
   

   You can also use other conditional tags to find out if you are on nearly every type of WordPress page. Conditional Tags

   Following on from the comments below, this would be better used like this

   <?php
     if(is_home()){
       // we are on the home page
       echo '<link rel="stylesheet" src="your_home_stylesheet" />';
     }else {
       echo '<link rel="stylesheet" src="your_default_stylesheet" />';
     }
   ?>
   

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2. If you look at the source code on a WordPress page the body class changes for each page mine shows home so i would create my css with this

   body.home #whatever div or body.home .whatever class
   

   

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