Category/tag based background colours? (or even just manually selectable)

[stillyahoo]

I apologise in advance for what may be a daft question. Full disclosure, I know absolutely NOTHING about coding and software development, HTML or CSS etc,

I'm just a random casual PC user (who discovered proxmox and self-hosting). I've been searching for a standalone self-hosted replacement for Nextcloud:Quicknotes and a few hours ago came across Jotty and it is pretty fantastic. In all the searching I have done jotty stands out from all the other solutions for my particular needs.

What I was curious about is the way each note works as a unique instance, is it an impossibility in the way jotty has been coded to give each note a conditional property such as background colour based on keyword/tag/category? (or even if not automatically, by manual selection)

In my extremely limited (read - nonexistent) capacity I inspected the individual notes in browser and see a bunch of div class 'stuff' goign on. From what I gather if I modify anything in a class that will be universally effective and not unique to a note. But I've just found the stylus extension and am going to poke around in that to try and understand how things actually work with css to modify webpages to see if that gives me any ideas of what I can poke/break in jotty to this end.

[fccview]

Hey!

I am actually not opposed to have a class with category name or even a list of tags in a data-tags attribute so you can target them with CSS :)

As it currently stands unfortunately there's no such thing but it'd be easy enough to implement