Additional CSS

Additional CSS section in the WordPress Customizer allows you to add custom CSS to style your site without modifying theme files.

Here's how to use this feature effectively:

Customizing with Additional CSS:

1. Accessing Additional CSS:

   • Go to Appearance > Customize.

   • Click on the Additional CSS section.

2. Adding Custom CSS:

   • In the text area, you can write or paste your custom CSS code.

   • As you type, you’ll see a live preview of your changes on the right side.

3. Best Practices:

   • Target Specific Elements: Use specific selectors to apply styles to particular elements.

   • Keep It Organized: Add comments to your CSS to make it easier to understand and maintain.

   • Test Changes: Use browser developer tools to test changes before adding them to the Additional CSS section.

4. Common Uses:

   • Overriding default theme styles.

   • Changing colors, fonts, and sizes.

   • Adding margins, padding, or borders.

   • Hiding or showing specific elements.

Example:

To change the background color of your site’s header:

.site-header { background-color: #f4f4f4;}