CSS / Style woo commerce additional fields on checkout page - css

I've added some code parts for checkout calculations on functions.php. After i added those codes they preview without styles. Anyone can guide me to style those results on checkout page and cart page.
I added these fields: Administration fees, Total weight, Domestic Shipping
For your reference i have attached a checkout page screenshot.

You need to enqueue style sheets for checkout and cart page. Please check here

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https://i.stack.imgur.com/p544u.png
Please explain a little more. The selected element in the screenshot has a woocommerce-info class, add style="" to directly customize the background (e.g.) if that is what you want to do
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See the screenshot:

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