Changing style props locally for one screen element

[Levrex]

Basically, i have a screen with a frame which includes a vbox (placed on the right side of the screen) with several textbuttons with uneven length text in them. Currently all textbuttons are aligned to the left, their text is too small and is not bright enough when inactive.
I want to change the size and color of all textbuttons in that vbox and align them to right, but i can't change the current style properties, because the style is being used in a lotta other screens.
Is there any way to do this other than creating an another style or adding the size and xalign properties to each button? (There'd be like 40 buttons, not just 2, so the latter would be too bothersome and senseless.)
I. e., is there any way to specify the style properties in a screen, just like the position of a vbox and background of a frame?

That's how the screen looks like:

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frame:
        style_group "quick"
        background "#fff2"

        text "#######" xalign 0.5 yalign 0.0 font "Times.ttf" size 24

        vbox:
            xalign 0.97
            yalign 0.35

            textbutton _("###") action [Hide("scenario_jump_tumi_2", transition=spiral2), SetVariable("start_chapter", "tumi_day01"), Start("smooth_transition")]
            textbutton _("#############") action [Hide("scenario_jump_tumi_2", transition=spiral2), SetVariable("start_chapter", "tumi_day02"), Start("smooth_transition")]

[xela]

What's stopping from inheriting all properties of "quick" style group and changing just the font color and layout of buttons? It's not like styles are slow these days and it would require about 5 - 6 lines of code at most. I am sure if you dig enough into Ren'Py, you'll find some way to hack this issue but with a 5 line proper solution in accordance with documentation, why even bother...?

If you're asking for another quick way, I don't think there is one...

*It should be noted that if all/most of your buttons are chapters loading logically similar data, you could just use a dict with a for loop and a single button. Would look a lot cleaner.

[Levrex]

That's a bit disappointing. Well, i'll just go with the style then.

About * — that's a matter of habit, really.