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# Add Page Styling (Legacy)

With Limio Page Builder, you are able to edit the visuals of your campaign and make style and font changes to the different components.

See our short guide on [How to use the Page Builder](https://docs.limio.com/product/legacy-features/page-builder-v1-overview-of-key-features-components-style-fonts-references-legacy) to learn more about how to add and delete components for your page.

## **Style**

In terms of changing the style and fonts to your page, the easiest way is to click on any component you wish to style and then click on the 'Style' tab.

You will see some standard styling options, such as alignment, font size, borders, background, colours etc...

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Please note that you can not style campaigns that are being referenced by another campaign. Only the 'master' campaign can be styled. The style of the 'master' campaign will apply to all referenced campaigns.

Can't find something you'd like to do? You can always add custom CSS by pressing the *Show Style* button.

## **Fonts**

With Limio Page Builder, you can also set up the global font for your page through the fonts tab. Here you can edit the fonts for the different headings, paragraph, list and hyperlink.

<figure><img src="/files/f2KCoBs4n32THwe91BwD" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

*Note: You can overwrite the global Fonts set up here by going to the Style tab and editing individual component style there.*

If you can't find something, please contact us at <support@limio.com>.


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