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Username Body Class

Body classes for logged-in username and user ID—useful for theme tweaks and personalization. Privacy note: the username and ID appear in the page HTML source for that logged-in user.

Overview

Adds user-{login} and user-id-{id} body classes for logged-in users on the front end and in admin—handy for personalization and targeted CSS. Privacy note: the username and user ID appear in the HTML source for that logged-in user. No settings. Stacks with Custom Body Class and User Role Body Class.

Who is this for?

Developers building per-user CSS/JS hooks
Sites with personalization experiments for logged-in users
Teams that accept the privacy tradeoff of username/ID in HTML

Features

Username class

user-{login} for the logged-in user.

User ID class

user-id-{id} alongside the username class.

Front end and admin

Applies in both contexts.

Privacy-aware docs

Clear note that values appear in HTML source.

Use Cases

Per-user QA flags
Show debug CSS only for a specific user-id-* during testing.

Soft personalization
Target a VIP username class for a subtle UI variant.

Admin tooling
Style wp-admin differently for a known maintenance account.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Username Body Class do in WP PowerSuite?
It adds body classes for the logged-in username and user ID on the front end and in admin.
How do I enable Username Body Class in WP PowerSuite?
Enable the module. There is nothing else to configure.
Who should use Username Body Class?
Developers who need per-user CSS/JS hooks and accept the privacy tradeoff.
Is the username visible in HTML?
Yes—for that logged-in user, username and ID appear in the page source.
Is Username Body Class a free or Pro module in WP PowerSuite?
It is included (free) with WP PowerSuite.