If you have more than one page that you want to style the same you can put all the style commands together in an a file in your theme then just put one line at the top of your template on each page you want styled the same.

To create the file go to Website -> Theme ->New File and create a file named customstyle.css or something similar

Then include

You’ll have to add classes to relevant items using <div class=“customclass”> or <p class=“customclassone”> etc

Then in the css file for each class put a .customclassone{ css goes here one command each line terminated by a ; }

If you want to hide anything on your page that’s outside of the template you could right click and inspect element then try and identify the class or id. You can then use display: none; to hide it.
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Thanks Jeff. While it sounds like I have a lot to learn, this is terrific for pointing me in the right direction!

Hey Alexis, Jordan’s suggestion of adding a <div> with a particular class or id to then style off of will absolutely work! You can also include in-line style edits in the Template editor of the page in question, either by adding style="" attributes to the existing html tags, or by adding your own block at the top of the page template and writing standard css within the style block.</div>

Great – I think I can make more sense of that with a little research. Thanks Jordan!