Different Layouts on Different Pages

There is a templates option for every page you create in WordPress. If your theme has multiple different templates, you can select a different template for each page (check your screen options in case its not showing up). If you want to have different styles for every page, use if is_page ( ID ) in your page.php to define separate CSS styles for every page and add them into your CSS. If you want to create custom templates:

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I don’t know about that theme in particular, but in general you can use the WordPress Template Hierarchy to generate different layouts for different pages.

For example, if you had a page with the slug ‘cv’, you could create a page called page-cv.php, which would be used instead of page.php for a page with the slug ‘cv’.

The easiest way to do this is to create page-cv.php and copy the contents of page.php into it (assuming page.php exists, which it usually does). You can then mess about with page-cv.php to output the html you want.

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