I should’ve mentioned frameworks in the post 🙂 They’ll often come with options to select page layouts, so creating a specific page layout is always an option, as is using a pre-built layout and just adding some CSS on top using the same method I did.

Hi Christopher,

Apologies that wasn’t clear enough! I’ll break if down a bit further:

We know from the body_class tutorial that we can target styling at specific categories only. I want to add the styling only to single pages with the category “landing” and body_class generates a class that can do that for me: .single-landing.

So, once I’d written the CSS I needed to shrink down the site and put the content at the forefront, I just needed to add .single-landing beforehand and whenever I use the category “landing”, that class will be dynamically added by body_class and thus the styling applied.

It’s a really handy function but takes a while to get your head round, so I hope that cleared things up for you 🙂

I like your solution but couldn’t follow what you did so, unless you expand your post to include a step by step explanation I’d have to go for one of the other options!