A work around for a horizontal line is to use the "HorizontalLine" command at the end of Hotkeys script above and a line will be drawn. Holding down the left mouse you can then move the line around to pick best fit for the alert. Let go of the left mouse button the arrow next to the "A" comes up to set the alert price. It won't let you click on top of the horizontal line you've drawn on the chart but go to price axis and click where the horizontal line has the box with a cross in it. This is a clunky method but at least you can see where your alert is. Right click the horizontal line and you can config colour/line as you want it.

Dear @Alastair .... thanks God I am a total nerd and I take this as a challenge LOL .... There is no way to achieve that problem using the CSS technology used to template the dark theme due to the limitation of the actual language. In CSS lang, you need an object definition in order to access any property of any given object and in this case, that comes from the original HTML code itself. As there is no different definitions for every title in the table, there is no way to achieve that problem using CSS only. HOWEVER ... I coded a small script in other scripting language for you that will solve your needs using other technology. You will need 2 steps : a ) Install in your browers a new add-on called Custom JavaScript (I tested all this using chrome) LINK : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/custom-javascript-for-web/poakhlngfciodnhlhhgnaaelnpjljija b) You need to copy the following script into the add-on for it to use it on any given Finviz URL: highlights = ["Inst Own", "Shs Float", "Short Float", "Rel Volume", "Avg Volume", "Volume", "ATR", "Price"]; hl_color = "Yellow"; highlights.forEach(function(hl) { $("td:contains('"+hl+"')").css('color', hl_color).css('font-weight','800'); }); See screenshot attached too ! ... you will get a nice Yellow and Bold highlight on the strings you asked. Hope this helps you .... if you need to pop up any other string, just modify the script to include it in the first variable between quotes and comma separated. Easy peasy ! Bests regards, Paul.