viniciusbo

Allow pages/categories to have different styles by adding a CSS Class (the Page Name or Category/Tag Slug) to the BODY.
The CSS class can be the following:
<ul>
<li>Home Page: “home”</li>
<li>Search Page: “search”</li>
<li>Category Page: category slug</li>
<li>Single Post/Page: page/post slug</li>
<li>Posts listed by any date: “archive”
<ul>
<li>If posts are listed by year: “archive year”</li>
<li>If posts are listed by month: “archive month”</li>
<li>If posts are listed by day: “archive day”</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Posts listed by author: “author”</li>
<li>404 Error: “404”</li>
</ul>
Please, feel free to contribute or give me any feedback!

Page Style

Allow pages/categories to have different styles by adding a CSS Class (the Page Name or Category/Tag Slug) to the BODY

Matt Martz

achmafooma

Moves the gallery shortcode styles to the head so it doesn’t break XHTML 
validation; allows disabling or modifying the default gallery styles.
By default when using the WordPress gallery, the styles are placed into the 
post content which breaks XHTML validation. This plugin moves the style into 
the head of the page using a look-ahead to determine if the [gallery] 
shortcode is used in any posts.
This plugin also gives you the option to modify the default gallery style 
CSS or disable the gallery styles entirely (so you can control it from your 
template CSS files).
This plugin uses ideas recommended in a patch located at 
https://trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/6380/6380-style.diff
Special thanks to 
* The original author: Matt Martz, http://sivel.net 
* Serbo-Croatian (sr_RS) translation: Borisa Djuraskovic, http://www.webhostinghub.com 
* Spanish (es_ES) translation: Ogi Djuraskovic, http://www.webhostinghub.com/

Gallery Shortcode Style to Head

Moves the gallery shortcode styles to the head so it doesn't break XHTML validation; allows disabling or modifying the default gallery styles.

Page Style vs Gallery Shortcode Style to Head