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 Every object has a main `tag`, which signifies the type of object being described. In addition, any number of additional tags can be assigned as well via the `tags` attribute. You can use either the main `tag` or any of the `tags` as query sources in [[Live Queries]] — examples below.
 
 ## Styling
-You can add custom styles to a tag by leveraging the `data-tag-name` attribute, [CSS Attribute Selectors](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Attribute_selectors) and custom [[Speace Style]]'s. Every tag gets an attribute added to it called `data-tag-name` that is set to the tag name with the `#` symbol stripped out. So given the tag #my-cool-tag the `data-tag-name` attribute would look like: 
+You can add custom styles to a tag by leveraging the `data-tag-name` attribute, [CSS Attribute Selectors](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Attribute_selectors) and custom [[Space Style]]'s. Every tag gets an attribute added to it called `data-tag-name` that is set to the tag name with the `#` symbol stripped out. So given the tag #my-cool-tag the `data-tag-name` attribute would look like: 
   `data-tag-name="my-cool-tag"`. 
 This allows us to do things like change the color of the #my-cool-tag to have a purple background, limegreen text and bold font by adding the following [[Space Style]]:
 ```css