As of version 1.8, you can modify the styling for the PoemHere, ScriptHere, SpanPop, SpanTip, and QuotePull macros—as well as for all citation text. Just select the Macros Widget and hit the down-arrow on your keyboard.

•  PoemHere and ScriptHere — Set $NameFont, $NameColor, and $Color to assign the font-family, font color, and background-color. You can also set their border and box-shadow in WYSIWYG fashion.
• SpanPop — Set $NameFont, $NameColor, and $Color to assign the font-family, font color, and background-color. Setting $AccentColor sets the color of the thick underline that designates both SpanPop (solid) and SpanTip (dotted) links in your export.
• SpanTip — Set $NameFont, $NameColor, and $Color to assign the font-family, font color, and background-color. You can also determine border style (N.B.— border radius is not WYSIWYG). Setting $AccentColor sets the color of the SpanPop (solid) and SpanTip (dotted) links in the sidebar. Useful when your sidebar uses a different background color.
• QuotePull — Set $NameColor to to assign the font color for large pull-quote text. Note that setting $SubtitleColor sets the font color for all citation text (i.e., for QuoteHere, PoemHere, and ScriptHere macros; as well as for the two quote prototypes, quote_note and quote_ana_note).