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title: "How to globally customize tabs and cloaks using space stylesheets"
canonical: "https://support.appfire.com/space/CT/1562345917/How%20to%20globally%20customize%20tabs%20and%20cloaks%20using%20space%20stylesheets"
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> Macro (aura-html)

## Summary

Sometimes, you may want to customize the tabs and cloaks globally instead of adding the Composition Setup or HTML macro on each page. For example, you may use the Card macro on hundreds of pages, and adding the customization for individual pages would not be feasible.

Instead of adding this to each page, is there a global setting so all cards look and feel as intended by the user?

## Cause

The [Composition Setup](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CTFCSM/pages/1562247546) macro has certain limits on customizing tabs, so the HTML macro must be applied to each page individually.

## Workaround

You can apply styling to your cards and tabs by defining a `CSS`** **class and then calling that class in your Deck of Cards macro.

To add CSS styling to your Composition Tabs:

1. Select **Administration **(⚙️ ) >** General Configuration**.
2. In the left navigation, under *Look and Feel*, select **Stylesheet**.
3. Click **Edit** and add the following CSS class, named `tabs` in this example:
  
4. In the Deck of Cards macro editor, enter `tabs` in the **CSS Class** field.
5. Save the macro.

5. Save the page and verify that the CSS class is applied to the tabs.

> 📝 For information about the CSS styling in Confluence, refer to [Basic Styling Tutorial](https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/basic-styling-tutorial-170000548.html?__hstc=72543820.4e76311f874131a99198a462418b615c.1662100942946.1675918285968.1675921653570.374&__hssc=72543820.48.1675921653570&__hsfp=1594022185) by Atlassian.

## Related pages

- [https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CTFCSM/pages/1562509524](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CTFCSM/pages/1562509524)
- [https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CTFCSM/pages/1561987669](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CTFCSM/pages/1561987669)