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7 Pure CSS Tricks to Give Roam the Christmas Mood and Theme
Will you be good or naughty?
That magical time of the year has arrived again, even though in a little bit different form that we expected. While we are social distancing, unable to enjoy Christmas markets and sometimes even our families, we should still try to make us the Christmas atmosphere at home —and which other home does our mind have than Roam? And while we will be doing that, we will also learn a little bit of CSS.
As always, remember, that all CSS in Roam belongs to [[roam/css]]. Create there a nice code block, make sure that its language is set to CSS (right top corner), copy and paste code into it and click outside it. If you are a little bit confused how to do that, follow your instincts and/or my CSS for Roam course.
1. Give your tag an emoji! 🎁
I know, it is quite late now! But maybe you are still looking for presents at the last moment. If so, it would be probably a good idea to create a tag in Roam. Maybe something simple like #present? However that does not really stand out.
Luckily, in Roam, you can incorporate emoji into hashtags. There is nothing that would prevent you from creating #🎁present — except one thing: it is horrible and slow to type!
