How to edit CSS of individual pages and their elements (wordpress)?

My company bought plugins from developers who warned us that installing other plugins would affect their performance, so I can't use css plugin editors. We are using a child theme and it already contains an editor (style.css) which is crashing. (I know how to code htlm and css)

Can you guys give me advice on how to edit individual pages and their media asap? (Please explain in detail even if it sounds like a newbie, as my brain is tired and I'm waiting for new ftp configurations to login from the host company)

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Check the README file

Basically, we need more information to help you:

Without specifying the name of the website (or ftp host), describe the contents of the root directory (namely other directories)

In a nutshell:



You should find the .css file. It can be a folder (or directory) named stylesheets

, this folder can be located in another folder named assets

, which can be in a folder app

. It can be a folder includes

layouts

or justcss

If the .css file was edited with WYSIWYG (pronounced Wizzy Wig) like Dreamweaver, then it will be difficult to edit the .css file without this particular program. Just go to the README file and see if there are any instructions on how to edit the website in that particular program (you might need to know which version, etc.).

In particular, if you are using WordPress, you can complete this task from within WordPress. If you have created a website in WordPress and now you install a plugin that says you are not using WordPress, then there is a problem with your architecture (in which case you need to either uninstall the plugin or uninstall WordPress).

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@Joseph,



This is mainly a plugin conflict. You can still add a specific css definition for a specific page or post using the post or page id class added to the body tag when the element is validated.enter image description here

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