Add Custom CSS to your WordPress site without any hassles.

Add custom css to the whole website and to specific posts and pages.

Apply styles to your Google Maps with the official Snazzy Maps WordPress plugin.

Easily add custom CSS and JavaScript code to your WordPress site, with draft previewing, revisions, and minification!

Adds dropdown options for custom css classes and attributes for tags in WordPress TinyMCE Editor.

Harness the power of pre-processed CSS and minified JS in your theme or plugin, without any complicated installs or build tools.

Build buttons, boxes, beautiful lists, and highlight text right from your editor, with live preview.

Optimize Scripts & Styles combines scripts and styles on your site, minifies them and provides cachable versions for improved site performance.

Automatically apply a content-based version on all of your assets to optimize browser caching.

Improve your site-rendering speed by customizing all of your JavaScript- and CSS-files. Deactivate, set conditions or change positioning of files

Adds a settings panel to the Wordpress admin that allows you to specify css class or id styles and pages/posts to apply them to.

Removes all inline style tags from the content of posts/pages/custom post types.

Add code to the header and footer sections of your site on a page-per-page basis.

Style Tweaker is a simple Wordpress plugin that allows you to tweak your site's CSS files to your heart's content.

Provides the necessary CSS classes in ACF WYSYWIG editor to allow for complete styling of the admin interface.

Embed latest tweet(s) or a specific tweet in any page, post or text widget and apply your custom styles.

This plugin makes it dramatically easier to enqueue scripts and styles. Manage it from a separate option menu page.

Add Custom CSS to your WordPress site & Override your theme styles.

Disable selected plugin (and/or theme) styles and scripts. Set conditions which will be evaluated.

Adds classes for selected menu states such as highlighting categories when viewing a blog post or parent page when viewing an attachment page.