Read about Stylesheets <http://tiddlywiki.com/#Using%20Stylesheets>
Basiclaly, you define a class with your desired propoerties.
It is also possible to do this straight in the tiddler with a local style.
For example;
<style>
.myStyle {
background:yellow;
}
</style>
However, there are reasons why it is not so good to do this
tiddlerlocally... but I can't recall them right now. For one thing, there
is a difference between statis styling and dynamic styling where the latter
is when you e.g use macros or transclude parts in the styling (e.g the
"yello" could be {{mycolor}}). Fellow Ton Gerner posted a link to me very
recently in a thread here on the boards to an explanation he has done on
this. Do a little search. I think it was less than a month ago.
Ok, hope this is of any value even if it could have been more explicit.
<:-)
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