Thank you, this will come in handy More on reddit.com

An important thing to know about Homebrewery is that it already has its own default CSS Stylesheet. This might be obvious to some, but worth mentioning. When you start adding css styles to a brew, you are not starting with a clean slate and the rules that already exist can be very strange- in some cases they are used to alter markdown behavior rather than “style” something in the typical way. Another result is that the default styles can have a higher “specificity” than your own custom rules, meaning that while your own rule can be written technically correct, a higher specificity default rule will overrule your own. Good post, thanks for sharing as a resource to others. I think sometimes that the relationship between HTML, CSS, and Markdown could be explained better and how they relate to Homebrewery made more clear. It may surprise people that creating a brew in HB is basically the same as creating a static website... and less like writing a Word doc. More on reddit.com

https://htmlreference.io/ https://cssreference.io/ https://javascript.info/ https://devdocs.io More on reddit.com

Thank you for the link, super useful for beginners More on reddit.com