Yes — you can style a Storista widget beyond the built-in settings. The Storista block includes a Custom CSS class field, which lets you target the widget from your theme's stylesheet and override fonts, colors, and sizing. For full control over headings and layout, build a custom Liquid section instead and turn off the widget's own heading.

Go to Settings -> Styles

Add the correct Storista class names and add CSS styles.

Inside Chrome Developer Tools, you can find class names for any HTML element, and you will find two versions: prefixed with "storista-" and with a random hash. Always use class name with "storista-", because hashed version will be changes on every widget release from our side.

Widget headings and subheadings inherit from your theme, but not always correctly — if a heading is rendering in the wrong weight or color, target it explicitly.

The subtitle field does not support line breaks or HTML — text entered there renders as a single paragraph. If you need multiple lines, or precise control over alignment and per-line sizing, remove the heading and subheading from the Storista block and place them in a custom Liquid section above the widget.

Choose this when you need multi-line headings, per-line styling, or layout the block settings do not expose. The section lives in your theme editor, so it can be edited without touching the Storista app.