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I'm currently working on a class right now which implements an entire VB project with a given CSS file. Would any of you want this when it's done? I was wondering what you guys thought of the idea.

It's great for customizing bots. For example, this is how you would make whispers display in a certain color.

richtextbox.whisper{color: black; text-effect: underline}

To change the font on every single form you simply do
body{font-family: Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif}

Actual font names are capitalized, and when there are spaces you put quotations around the font. Anyway, this isn't a CSS tutorial, I was just wondering who would be interested in implementing this class into one of their projects. I'm sure bot users would appreciate being able to customize the way a bot looks.

Most of the public bots already implement some kind of option that allows the user to change the "look and feel" of their bot. But this sounds like a neat little personal project.

Quote from: Noodlez on May 08, 2004, 04:47 PM
I'm currently working on a class right now which implements an entire VB project with a given CSS file. Would any of you want this when it's done? I was wondering what you guys thought of the idea.

It's great for customizing bots. For example, this is how you would make whispers display in a certain color.

richtextbox.whisper{color: black; text-effect: underline}

To change the font on every single form you simply do
body{font-family: Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif}

Actual font names are capitalized, and when there are spaces you put quotations around the font. Anyway, this isn't a CSS tutorial, I was just wondering who would be interested in implementing this class into one of their projects. I'm sure bot users would appreciate being able to customize the way a bot looks.

I did something similar to this with the webbrowser control.  It linked to a CSS file, and I just updated the browser with whatever need to be displayed.  Worked quite nicely.

I would be interested in replacing my existing system with this one -- it allows much greater customizability and it's not as proprietary.