---
title: Ulysses & Tabor
description: Ulysses offers a custom style based on the Tabor WordPress theme, enhancing the editing experience and maintaining formatting for seamless collaboration.
doc_version: current
last_updated: '2026-04-01T11:34:06.000Z'
date: '2018-02-27T05:00:08.000Z'
author: Rich Tabor
summary: Ulysses offers a custom style based on the Tabor WordPress theme, enhancing the editing experience and maintaining formatting for seamless collaboration.
tags:
  - Themes
  - WordPress
published: true
type: blog
url: /ulysses-custom-style
canonical: https://richtabor.com/ulysses-custom-style
id: 434
---

[Ulysses](https://ulyssesapp.com) is a fantastic writing app. In fact, the app has been my go-to writing companion for a couple years now, and I honestly couldn’t be happier with it. The minimally beautiful app is a pleasant writing experience that few competitors have come close to copying.

While Ulysses has a number of built-in themes and styles, I wanted to build a custom style based on [Tabor](/tabor-wordpress-5-0/), my popular WordPress theme for content marketers and writers.

A key element of my publishing workflow is exporting a draft for my editor to edit and then publish to my blog. By styling the exported Ulysses HTML document in a similar fashion to the actual published content, my editor has a much better experience keeping each post’s formatting as I originally intended. I’m all about increasing efficiency, and the less time I have to spend structuring and organizing content, the better. And thankfully, adding a custom style to Ulysses is quite simple. First, [click here to download the Tabor WordPress theme custom style](https://styles.ulyssesapp.com/bundle/Tabor/5a944b739974ee9b4e4e2763) for Ulysses. Then, to upload the custom style, open “**Ulysses** > **Preferences** > **Styles**” and click the “**Add Styles**” button to select the custom style file.

That’s it folks! Enjoy!

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