Changing CSS rules for one page only.

[CheekyCockney]

Hi. I'm convinced this must be covered elsewhere so I apologise if so... I'm obviously searching for the wrong terms as I can't find the answer to my problem.

The title sums it up really, I'm looking to edit the layout of a single page, specifically I want to remove the padding from the centerColumn on my home page only.

.centerColumn, #bannerOne, #bannerTwo, #bannerThree, #bannerFour, #bannerFive, #bannerSix {
padding: 0.8em;
}

I seem to think I should be creating a new stylesheet for the home page specifically with just the amended rule in it, as I think I read that somewhere (before I knew I needed to do it!) Whatever the solution, thanks in advance for any pointers.

[keneso]

In the css folder there is a CSS_read_me file explaining how to.

[CheekyCockney]

Ah great, thanks for that, I think that's what I read previously. I have done a little testing and I am able to make my edit to the padding on most pages, (by naming the css file page_3, page_4, etc) although I'm having trouble referencing the home page as it loads in main_page. Any thoughts? Thanks again.

[nigelt74]

try

index_home.css

for just the home page

[CheekyCockney]

Cheers Nigel, that's done the trick!