> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://documentation.outpost.pub/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Styling the Search Popup > Override the Outpost search popup's colors, fonts, and sizing from your Ghost theme using its CSS variables and class hooks. The Outpost search popup ships with a set of CSS variables and stable class names so you can match it to your theme. This page covers what you can target, and the rules that decide whether your override actually takes effect. Outpost's popup styles load after your theme's stylesheet, so a rule with the same specificity as Outpost's will lose. Give your selector more specificity, or override the `--ts-*` variables described below. Most of the popup's appearance is set in Outpost under **Integrations and Core Connections → Integrations → TypeSense → Default display**. Start there. Use theme CSS for the parts that panel does not expose, which today includes every color other than the choice between the light and dark palettes. This page describes the Outpost-hosted Typesense search popup. For turning search on, building collections, and configuring result labels, see [Typesense Integration](/integrations/typesense). *** ## How the popup gets its styles Outpost injects a `