?ukasz Nowicki

Yes, it is. It won’t interfere, however all depends on your CSS selectors.

@thesinglegourmet yeah, 0.2.2 is the most recent version. Unfortunately I still didn’t managed to add other post types than ‘post’ and ‘page’ to the plugin. I got a lot of work after marriage. I promise to finish that by the end of July, probably a bit earlier. I’ll do my best.

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@parrismk Applying CSS to a single post means that the code is attached in a single post view. This view also includes header, menu, side bar etc, however, usually does not includes other posts. If your CSS code affects header, menu and sidebar it means, you must rewrite your CSS to tell the browser more precisely what elements should be affected.
To sum up: everything seems to indicate that the reason of your issue is CSS code, not a plugin.
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Hi, if you check “Attach this CSS code only on single page view”, then CSS code will be attached only on single page view, like https://somedomain.org/who-we-are/.
If you won’t enable this check box, additional CSS will be attached on archive page (let’s say category page with this particular page) as well.
Hope that helps.

It depends, on what do you mean by compatible. It can work in the environment where custom post types are defined. However it works only with post types: “post” and “page”.

Yes, there is a version that can handle much more, however it is not available yet I’m sorry.

Hello, for sure. But it requires huge changes in the code and if I do this, it won’t be in next week or two… Maybe in two-three weeks, sorry, I’m getting married next Friday ??

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!