You know how when you export your browser bookmarks to an html file and it looks like this: https://imgpile.com/images/NeiEnG.png Well, is there any way I could create a css style sheet (or any other preexisting external page with some kind of styling code) on my computer that would reference the generated bookmarks.html page and automatically style it without changing the code in the bookmarks.html page? So that when I opened the bookmarks.html page in my browser it had maybe a black background and white text links instead of a white background and blue text links? Or the links were positioned differently on the page? Just some basic alterations to the style. I've been doing some research and I'm wondering if it's possible for me to call a .json file with links to an html page and display the links? Thanks for any help. Will check back here regularly for any replies.
There are chrome plugins (and presumably for every other browser) that will detect a page's source and change the css to the rules you set. Therefore you can set it to identify local pages and add the css.