evernote alternatives change background color

guestbook-border-left-color: var(-color-contrast-opacity-16) blockquote-border-left-color: var(-color-contrast-opacity-36) scroll-to-top-icon-color: var(-color-contrast) author-footer-background-color: var(-color-neutral) scroll-to-top-border-color-hover: var(-color-contrast) scroll-to-top-background-color: var(-color-default) callout-background-color: var(-color-neutral) footer-border-top-color: var(-color-contrast-opacity-16) footer-background-color: var(-background-color) more-posts-post-background-color: var(-color-neutral) more-posts-background-color: var(-color-default) author-posts-background-color: var(-color-neutral) post-background-color: var(-color-neutral) card-post-background-color: var(-color-default) header-border-color: var(-color-primary)

more-from-border-color: var(-dimmed-border-color) header-listed-name: var(-color-primary) header-author-name: var(-color-primary) post-title-color: var(-body-text-color) dimmed-border-color: var(-color-default) dimmed-text-color: var(-color-contrast-opacity-16) The note will be published as a private note, so it won't appear on your blog, but the custom styles will apply immediately. Change any of the variables with your desired color values.Copy the following metadata structure and CSS, then paste it into your note.Create a new note in Standard Notes and call it listed-theme.css (the name can be anything).

How to stylize your Listed blog with custom CSS You can use custom CSS to stylize your Listed blog.

Evernote alternatives change background color