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Boban Dragojlovic
I'm using the WebBrowser COM control in .NET, and I've discovered that I can
load any HTML into the browser via
myBrowser.document.body.innerHTML = "..."
the problem is that this only loads the "<BODY>" portion of the document.
I need to also load style defifinition rules (I'm using a bunch of CSS for
formatting), but I don't know how to do that.
Although the WebBrowser has a document.body property, it does NOT seem to
have a document.head property.
Is there perhaps a different way of loading style information (preferably a
way other than providing a LINK to a file on disk -- I would like to provide
it dynamically at run-time, just like I do with the HTML)
Thanks,
Boban
load any HTML into the browser via
myBrowser.document.body.innerHTML = "..."
the problem is that this only loads the "<BODY>" portion of the document.
I need to also load style defifinition rules (I'm using a bunch of CSS for
formatting), but I don't know how to do that.
Although the WebBrowser has a document.body property, it does NOT seem to
have a document.head property.
Is there perhaps a different way of loading style information (preferably a
way other than providing a LINK to a file on disk -- I would like to provide
it dynamically at run-time, just like I do with the HTML)
Thanks,
Boban