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A brand new post with a custom style
5 replies · Started by Rui on April 14, 2020
I own a GP Premium Theme and I am very happy with it!
But, once in a while, I need a "promotional page" with a completely different style from my GP Theme.
I know I always could create a new folder and use a experimental web layout like this, for example: https://tympanus.net/codrops/2019/05/16/animated-image-columns/
But I would prefer to have this "promotional page" inside my Wordpress panel.
Thus, comes the question: is there a way to complete override all my GP settings (and styling) just for one post, allowing me to create a "brand new" style, fonts and settings just for that specific case?
I don't know if I was clear enough... But, anyway, I appreciate any help.
Take care!
Hi there,
for a single page i would recommend creating a Page with the Full Width Pagebuilder container and building out the content myself. Thats getting a lot easier to do with the Block editor - which we have released in Beta our own plugin for:
Might be worth giving it a spin.
Hi David.
Unfortunately I did not get what I wished following your guidelines.
In 'Layout' I created a Page with the Full Width, as you recommended. Also, I disabled all elements inPage Builder Container. But what I got was this: https://www.zenite.nu/test/
(note that still there is the background picture and the header)
I would like a completely blank page and without loading the GP style sheet to build a new layout from scratch on this page.
Well, maybe this is not be possible, Still don't know...
I have an idea...
What if I use a 'theme switch plugin', like Theme Switcha (https://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-switcha/)
and create a new theme Wordpress Theme from scratch?
Couldn't that work to create a different layout just on a specific page?
Or would it be more recommended use a Custom Page Template?
I would personally just use a custom page template.
You can leave out the wp_head() and wp_footer() functions, which will prevent any styles and scripts from being added to the page.
Thank you! I'll try.
