If you want anything other than the default roll template (purple) you have to add additional html and css that define and format your rolls. The code for your roll templates must be included in the code of the character sheet. You can define properties wthin your templates that if present in a macro will look and function accordingly. If you want to change the colors, font size, text placement, etc. you will need to modify the css that affects a given element. I often use the browser's property inspector (Chrome:right-click option) to look at and adjust any given element on a web page. Once you learn what styles need to be changed, you can adjust the sheets css file or add inline styles to the elements you want to change. I really don't want to go into the specifics of understanding html and css. There is a ton of info online to help learn both. The wiki page that Mark gave is a good starting point in how to include roll templates within character sheets. Apologies if this was too general. You might get a better response with a more specific problem. Cheers.
