Is there a way in the writeboard service to provide a file of user-defined CSS styles, to customize the look & feel of writeboard content within an account? If not, how do you insert a local <style> element in a Textile document, so I can at least do per-writeboard global styles? It always seems to corrupt <style> elements I place at the top of the doc (by sticking
tags at the end of each line??) and so it is ignored by the browser.

Thanks for any help,
John.

I don’t know if there’s a way to embed style information so that anyone viewing the writeboard can see it, but it’s trivial to do so for your own personal machines with the Stylish extension for Firefox, or with a custom stylesheet for Safari.

It appears that one can reference an external CSS file from a writeboard with a <link href="..." rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> element. When using <style> elements in writeboards (or notes) it seems that one has to avoid newlines and quote characters in the CSS.

I don’t see a style for the input text area. I want to change the default font and wonder what the style sheet is for that.

Here’s what I use:

@-moz-document domain(“123.writeboard.com”) { #version_body { font: 12px monaco !important; }
}