 using css with views views uses a wide array of css classes on all of its content to ensure that you can easily and accurately select exactly the content you need in order to manipulate it with css typically every view is wrapped in a div with the name of the view as part of its class for all these examples we will assume the name of the view is myview  as well as the generic class view div class view viewmyview div in your css you can modify all views divview border 1px solid black or just your view divviewmyview background yellow by default the general view template also provides the following classes to easily style other areas of the view viewheader viewfilters viewcontent viewempty if an empty text is used when the view has no results viewfooter feedicon attachmentbefore if using an attachment display attachmentafter if using an attachment display so for example divviewmyview divviewheader make the header stand out fontsize 120 fontweight bold divviewmyview divviewfooter make the footer less important fontsize 80 fontstyle italic color ccc in the above example we whimsically made the header bold and in a bigger font and the footer smaller italicized and greyish views with fields if your view has fields each field is uniquely tagged with its id a field s id may be gleaned from the theme information page note that due to css rules any in the id will be converted to automatically so if you have a field whose id is editnode this is the field used to provide an edit link to a node it will be editnode additionally to make sure that the view ids don t conflict with other css classes in the system they will be pretended with viewsfield thus the final css class for the field with the id editnode will be viewsfieldeditnode  exactly how this appears is going to depend upon the style you re using for example the unformatted style uses divviewsfieldeditnode and divviewslabeleditnode to access that particular field but a table would use tdviewsfieldeditnode and thviewsfieldeditnode to access the table header or just viewsfieldeditnode to affect both viewmyview th color red make all headers red viewmyview viewsfieldtitle fontweight bold make the title field bold viewmyview tdviewsfieldbody fontsize 60 make the text in the body field small  