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The best solution I have found for giving a single post on WordPress its own styling that does not involve editing the theme files is to create a post that contains an iframe that loads the post’s HTML, CSS, JS from somewhere else. This will result in the site theme’s chaos around the post content area instead of a full page experience, but that seems better than a fragile solution modifying the theme.
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