Tables are a common target for custom styling, but due to their HTML structure they can be a little tricky. Let’s look at just some quick and easy changes that you can do in this article. First, here is the HTML structure of a simple 2 column table: HTML tables can be roughly summarized as: … Simple Styling
Occasionally this question pops up on the /r/homebrewery subreddit or in Discord: “I don’t want my first sentence to have all caps, how do I remove it?”. The default D&D 5e theme for any new Homebrewery document includes this styling for the first line of the first paragraph after a top level “H1” header, which … Why is the first line all small caps?
Recently someone on Discord was asking about how CSS Variables work which seemed like a good topic to cover on the blog. CSS Variables are a way to carry a defined property value to other properties across your style sheet. You define your variable with a value, and then you can use that variable elsewhere. … CSS Variables in the Homebrewery
Using the default Homebrewery theme is a quick way to a great looking brew, but it’s not uncommon to look for a way to make small or even drastic changes to how things are styled and presented. A neat side-effect of using the Homebrewery to make these kinds of changes is that in order to … Using the Inspect Tool for Modifying Default Styling
When you first start a new brew on Homebrewery you are presented with a single page with a few defaults, including but not limited to: the page size is US Letter, the margins are 1.4cm (top), 1.9cm (sides), and 1.7cm (bottom), and it has two balanced columns. This setup has it’s basis in the design … Page Layout in the Homebrewery