As a company, we tend to build most of our sites in CMSMS (CMS Made Simple), and have found several tricks to getting around the program with little effort.
Granted, this won't be a blog post of majestic awe or discovery -but worth posting none the less. Targeting individual pages can be done in CMSMS without creating a template for each page, and there is one simple way of doing it. And that is the '{title}' tag, by simply sticking that on the back of any class selector in your template, you can effectively target that page with css.
Example? <body class="body body{title}">
Note that I've doubled up on the class there -this allows you to specify some css properties to every page under ".body", while being able to target ".bodyHome" at the same time.
We're actually pretty obsessive with it, giving an additional "{title}" tag to every class on the page. I mean... why not right?
