# CSS how to create it

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Styling Markdown is largely a matter of personal preference. It can be very simple or very complex.

Also, there is no standard definition of a _“note”_, so you’d have to determine what parts you require styling. As a simple example, this would change all the text to blue…

```auto
<style type="text/css">
body {
color:blue;
}
</style> 

```

Also, check out this post…

> [@A Matter of Style - Markdown](https://discourse.devontechnologies.com/t/a-matter-of-style-markdown/47978):
>
> This is a small discourse on Markdown styling in DEVONthink 3, to help people understand the styling methods and the cascading effect of styling. This is a simple default stylesheet, chosen in Preferences \> Files \> Markdown \> Style Sheet. [defaultStylesheet] Note it’s setting some basic parameters for paragraph elements, much of what we type in Markdown. A little padding and a colored rounded rectangle around the paragraph. You should notice there is no font information specified in this sty…

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