Hi @diegothebest,
Yes this is possible, but it requires some CSS knowledge.
You can create different templates for each page, each give each template a different CSS class name. Then with CSS you can style each page individually.
Here’s an example:
- Go to “RSS Aggregator” and then “Templates”
- Create a template called “Page 1”
- Under “Custom Style”, give it a custom CSS class, like “page-1-style”. Do not use spaces
- Save the template.
- Change the shortcode on the page to use the “template” parameter. Example:
[wp-rss-aggregator template="page-1"]
- Go to “Appearance” (Aspetto) and then “Customise” (Personalizza)
- Under “Additional CSS” (CSS aggiuntivo), enter your custom styles
- Repeat steps for your other pages
For your particular case, the CSS you need should be something like this:
.page-1-style {
color: rgb(30, 120, 250);
font-size: 12px;
}
We recommend using a color picker to find the correct RGB or hex color (ex. “#ffaacc”) code.
Hope this helps!