This function have been added to the Core and can be used from via Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS. Update: since WordPress 4.7 version, we can add our own CSS code without external plugins. Once discussed the background, we list the most recommended methods and their difficulty, to add or modify any design element via CSS. So that means that if you update your theme to a new version, you will lose all the changes you’ve made (in CSS or php files of course, the content has nothing to do …) And without hesitation, changes have been made on that template are not saved. WordPress templates are, like plugins, items that are updated, improved and overwrites previous versions. So, why do not directly edit the template? Mistake! Unless a particular plugin has its own style and bring with it a CSS style sheet itself, the truth is that all load design belongs exclusively to our WordPress template. We therefore must modify the template or use some alternative (recommended) methods that we like: The WordPress themes are responsible for CSS By default, WordPress does not bring any editor or field to enter these style rules ( Update: WordPress has added an easy function to add Custom CSS available for all sites). The other scenario is to have an extract of CSS that you want to add to your theme. But do not panic, there are several methods to do so safely and without hardly touching code. Suppose you want to modify a particular element of your design: the size of H1, the range of colours or just the tone of the social buttons … These modifications require in most cases a bit of CSS. It is a recurring question, especially in the WordPress forums. All Our Premium Themes in a Theme Bundle See Themes

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