4. Styling

Styling the rendered output.

The included renderers allow you to apply your own styling to their output. E.g. Light vs. Dark theme.

HTML Output.

The included HTML renderers will mark changes between the compared versions by surrounding HTML tags. These tags are contain class names to be used for css styling.

Tag	Class	Description
table	Differences	The start of the compared output.
	DifferencesInline	Type of the used renderer.
	DifferencesSideBySide
	DifferencesUnified
tbody	ChangeEqual	The start of a block with equal lines.
	ChangeReplace	The start of a block with partially modified lines.
	ChangeDelete	The start of a block with lines removed from version 2.
	ChangeInsert	The start of a block with lines added to version 2.
td / div	Left	Lines are part of version 1.
	Right	Lines are part of version 2.
	Skipped	The start of a block with collapsed lines.
del		Line(part)s in between is replaced by version 2.
ins		Line(part}s in between replaces line(part)s of version 1.

Text Output.

The included text-renderers are meant to by used for plain text output. Therefore, they don't contain any special markers which can be used for output styling.

CLI Output.

Styling the output after it is rendered to the CLI is not supported. To style the output, you can make use of the options as described at Parameters and Options.