Styles Mode
Styles Mode allows you to define global CSS styles for your document.
It controls how the entire document looks, including all elements and components.
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This is an advanced feature intended for users familiar with CSS.
Where to find Styles Mode
You can switch to Styles Mode using the Styles button in the editor header.

How it works
- Styles are written using CSS
- The styles are applied to the document body and all nested elements
- Changes affect the entire document
Example:
body {
color: black;
background-color: white;
font-size: 16pt;
font-family: Liberation Sans;
}
What you can control
With Styles Mode, you can:
- define global fonts and colors
- control spacing and layout
- style specific elements using CSS selectors
- apply consistent design across the entire document
When to use Styles Mode
Use Styles Mode when you need to:
- create a consistent document design
- apply global styling rules
- customize the appearance beyond the visual editor
Important notes
- Styles Mode is intended for advanced use
- Requires basic knowledge of CSS
- Incorrect styles may affect layout or readability
Relationship to other tools
- Basic Formatting — applies inline styles
- Fonts & Styles — controls text formatting in the editor
- Div Container — allows grouping elements for styling
Styles Mode works on top of all of these and applies global rules.
Next steps
- Structure layout → Create Div Container
- Fine-tune HTML → Source Mode
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