Disable Custom CSS vs Post/Page Specific Custom Code

This plugin automatically disables frontend database query for Custom CSS and Customizer section for setting Custom CSS, without need to manually choose any setting or option. It is a very lightweight, it has no settings, just activate it and it works immediately. And it’s on GitHub.

Post/Page Specific Custom Code lets you add custom CSS to individual posts, pages, or WooCommerce products. A dedicated box on the edit screen is where you write your CSS. You can also choose whether it should load only on the single view or on archive-style views as well. The meta box appears below the content editor for posts, pages, and products. Enter your CSS there and decide whether it applies only on the single view or also on archive-style views (blog/category listings, the WooCommerce shop and product categories/tags). Product CSS also loads on a best-effort basis for products rendered through standard WooCommerce loop templates outside the main query (for example the [products] shortcode). CSS discovered only after the page head may be printed in the footer. Custom product markup that skips WooCommerce templates needs a small integration hook. Products injected only via AJAX or infinite scroll are not covered. CSS fields use a code editor with syntax highlighting by default. You can turn highlighting off with a filter if you prefer a plain textarea (for example on slower machines). Requirements This plugin requires WordPress 5.0 or later (please keep WordPress up to date) and PHP 7.4 or later on your server.