Applying Custom CSS for Specific User Roles in WordPress

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Client Sites: You can create a simplified admin area for your clients by hiding some elements with custom CSS.
Now, the problem is how to tell WordPress which CSS code to load for different user roles.

The easiest way to manage custom code, including CSS, in WordPress is to use WPCode . It is the best code snippets plugin for WordPress and allows you to safely manage your custom CSS in one place.

Note: There is also a free version of WPCode available . However, it is recommended to upgrade to a paid plan to unlock more features.

Why we recommend WPCode:

It allows you to safely add any custom code, including CSS , without breaking your website. If a code snippet doesn't work, you can easily disable it.
It features powerful code injection and conditional logic tools , allowing you to execute a snippet only when needed.
You will have access to a huge code library of useful snippets, which will save you from installing several separate plugins.
With that said, let's add some custom CSS and apply it to specific user roles.

Adding Custom CSS in WPCode

First, you need to install and activate the WPCode plugin . For more details, see malaysia telemarketing data our tutorial on how to install a WordPress plugin .

After activation, go to the Code Snippets ” + Add Snippet page . There you can see many useful snippets for various tasks.

Add new snippet
However, since you are adding custom CSS code, you will need to start from scratch by clicking “+ Add custom snippet” under the “Add your custom code (new snippet)” box.

Then, you need to select 'CSS Snippet' as the code type from the list of options that appears on the screen.

Selecting CSS Snippet as the Code Type
This will take you to the code editor.