How to Style Like the web, styling is added at the top of the document. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <document> <head> <style> <!-- custom styles --> </style> </head> <stackTemplate> <!-- template content --> </stackTemplate> </document> Standard styling rules apply using classes and ids. <document> <head> <style> .lockupTitle { tv-text-highlight-style: marquee-and-show-on-highlight; } </style> </head> <stackTemplate> ... <lockup> <img src="..." width="..." height="..." /> <title class="lockupTitle">...</title> ... </lockup> </stackTemplate> ... </document> Global Styles To add your configured site-wide styles to a page, simply add the SiteStyles merge field to your styles section. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <document> <head> <style> {{ SiteStyles }} <!-- custom styles --> </style> </head> <stackTemplate> <!-- template content --> </stackTemplate> </document> Styling Syntax The styling syntax is very similar to CSS. The TVML documentation covers the various options well. In the sections below we'll summarize some of the more common/useful concepts that are unique to TVML.