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API Script to change colors of the default macro template so they are not this awful pink and purple?

I understand i am one of the very rare pro players that does not play 5e and uses the default character sheet with handbuilt macros for my game, but does anyone have a api script to change the awful pink and purple colors of the  "&{template:default}" macro template? I am not sure why roll20 does not have a choose a color scheme palette for players anyway like blogger and gmail do. 
I don't believe that Mod scripts have access to modify the default template before it is displayed. However, you can use the Stylus extension to change the colors that you see, with something like this: div.sheet-rolltemplate-default caption {     background-color: grey;     color: white;     font-weight: bold; } That will change the background color to grey. I'm not sure what pink colors you're referring to, but any text or elements should be able to be changed in a similar way. You can also use the Roll20 variable colors as options as well, which could make the output more responsive if you change between Light and Dark mode.     background-color: var(--dark-gray-enabled);
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keithcurtis
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
HI Firewinds of the Suns! Here are some threads with many other styles (including changing Big Pink Buttons to inline text links): Show Off Your Style Show Off Your Style 2: The Stylening! Show off your Style 3: Third Time is the Charm!
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Andrew R.
Pro
Sheet Author
Since you’re a Pro subscriber, you should install ScriptCards and use it instead of the Default Roll Template. I keep the Default Roll Template for rolling monster initiative, though I could use ScriptCards for that too now.