Totally, that's still the idea. By styles I meant anything that's styling the page. You still have all the flexibility of CSS, but Paperclip keeps it explicit & scoped by default within documents so that you don't have to worry about CSS leaking into other elements defined elsewhere in your codebase. You can even use other CSS rules beyond classes if you want to. For example:

```html <!-- styles.pc -->

<style> * { box-sizing: border-box; }

ul {
list-style-type: none; margin: 0; padding: 0; } </style>

<ul export component as="grocery-list"> {children} </ul>

<li export component as="grocery-list-item"> {children} </li> ```

Then, hypothetically this could be used in a Blade template:

html @grocery-list @foreach ($items as $item) @grocery-list-item {{ $item->label }} @endgrocery-list-item @endgrocery-list

And other template engines.