11. CSS Bonus ↑

11.2. Tweaking Notenik's default CSS

Notenik allows you to easily tweak the default CSS that it uses, without requiring you to learn any CSS.

To take this approach, open Notenik > Display Appearance.

Here you’ll find a number of options.

• You can center headings for any sequence of levels.

• You can modify the fonts used for body text and/or for headings and/or for the List tab on the left.

• You can choose from a short list of common fonts, or elect to choose from the full list of fonts installed on your system.

• And you can also modify font sizes.

All of this can be done without learning any CSS syntax. You can see the CSS being generated for you, though, and you can see what effect your updates will have.

Once you’re done making your adjustments, just hit OK to put them into effect.

Note that changes made here will affect the display of all of your collections — not just the one currently open.

Also, assuming you are interested in publishing your site to the web, be sure and choose web safe fonts. Implementation of custom fonts is beyond the scope of this tutorial, and you must understand that, just because a particular font is available on your Mac, that doesn’t mean that it will be available to your readers when they access your site from the web.