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Sometimes you want to add additional CSS for a feed to improve the rendering. This can very easily be done by adding a CSS class to css/custom.css following the following naming convention:

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  • Take the URL from the \ attribute (e.g.: \https://www.google.de/path?my=query \)
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Each class rule should be prefixed with #app-content and should only affect the article body. An example rule would be:

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