@rob that must be the default uses by other apps, or in the CSS in the code, because it's exactly the same using Pandoc on my laptop or through Docverter and this script in both Pythonista and Editorial; at least, on my ipad it is. But that would make sense - looking at the Styles on the ribbon in Word, the blue is used, so it is definitely the default theme for it on my laptop at least. I rarely ever use those when I use Word, I forget they're there most of the time. Thanks!
@peterh Thanks for the info! I'll add those, and I'll try that in the console. I was simply entering os.getcwd() without print. That makes sense to add it though, as I think about it.
I saw something the other day in, I think Learn Python the Hard Way, that showed very briefly some strings with u in the example! but didn't go into them at that point. I'll look that up tomorrow and do some thorough research on it.
I thought about the CSS so I will have to look at it too. I've been working on learning some CSS in my spare time, while brushing up on my HTML from years ago. I should be able to figure that out, as long as there is nothing especially different when being implemented in a script, as such. I've learned a lot from this little project though. Every little bit learned - I'll chalk it up as a win and continue with it. Thanks again. I'll be going over this stuff tomorrow when I'm well-rested (hopefully!) and can give it the time it deserves.
Cheers!