one thing to do is to place class names based on the url with your id's. the class name can be generated from the request_uri (assuming the html code is in a view/template/include).
example: <div id="container" class="contact_us">
then if you need tweaks to a specific page, just add
#container.contact_us { foo: bar... }
one thing to do is to place class names based on the url with your id's. the class name can be generated from the request_uri (assuming the html code is in a view/template/include).
example: <div id="container" class="contact_us">
then if you need tweaks to a specific page, just add #container.contact_us { foo: bar... }