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 By defining custom styles, you can transform the Markdown viewer into a fully branded and polished content surface that fits seamlessly into your app’s design system.
 
-N> While overriding styles using custom CSS is powerful,  you can also take advantage of the built-in styling properties provided by the [SfMarkdownViewer]() control to customize individual markdown elements more directly. For more details on all available built-in styling options, refer to [Appearance](/Appearance.md). However, if both the CSS style rules and property-based settings are applied, the value defined in the CSS string via `CssStyleRules` will take precedence and override the corresponding property values.
+N> You can also take advantage of the built-in styling properties to override the default styles of individual Markdown elements such as H1, H2, H3, body, and table styles within the [SfMarkdownViewer]() control. However, when both CSS style rules and property-based settings are applied, the values defined in `CssStyleRules` will take precedence and override the corresponding property values. For more details on all available built-in styling options, refer to [Appearance](/Appearance.md).

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`81`		-N> While overriding styles using custom CSS is powerful, you can also take advantage of the built-in styling properties provided by the [SfMarkdownViewer]() control to customize individual markdown elements more directly. For more details on all available built-in styling options, refer to [Appearance](/Appearance.md). However, if both the CSS style rules and property-based settings are applied, the value defined in the CSS string via `CssStyleRules` will take precedence and override the corresponding property values.
	`81`	+N> You can also take advantage of the built-in styling properties to override the default styles of individual Markdown elements such as H1, H2, H3, body, and table styles within the [SfMarkdownViewer]() control. However, when both CSS style rules and property-based settings are applied, the values defined in `CssStyleRules` will take precedence and override the corresponding property values. For more details on all available built-in styling options, refer to [Appearance](/Appearance.md).