If post by specific role different css to everyone
So i have searched alot but cant find a solution.
Every solution which i find is changing css only to that specific role not for everyone else.
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How to Change CSS Colors from Custom Plugin Settings Page
I have a custom WordPress plugin with a variety of settings that I use across multiple websites. I also use a few of the same 3rd party plugins across all of those pages. I would like to be able to stylize them the same way, but with different colors. While I could add CSS to every site, it is difficult for some of our non-techy admins to go through the CSS and change the hex codes on the correct classes. I am trying to figure out the best way to do this. Here is what I’ve looked into so far: