Thank you for your answer. So if I understand you right (please forgive me, despite the hours on rolld20, I still have problems with basic stuff which turns out not to be basic) you can only fully format a chat output macro if you change the whole game template in an external CSS file that then gets used for everything? (So no like simple HTML or CSS arguments inside the macro?). We use one of the Cyberpunk red character sheets, so that is not custom I guess. Since the rolls from the char sheet have a unique style to them, I can probably access that roll template too and test it there and not just the default? How would one know the name of the included template?