*Need T2 browser codes

I am trying to update T2 team browser. I need a complete list of T2 browser codes, i.e. font: a: color: etc..

I know there is a script out that does it for you, anyone know where to find...?

Any help will be apreciated.. thx


Post edited by SA!NT at 10/21/2002 1:05:16 AM

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Wassssaaaaa.

The DOC file is very well created... I just didn't know all the syntaxes... thx ... appreciate it..

In my spare time i'm coding a javascript orientated code converter. Basically, you'll be able to see your browser's code previewed on the web. The only downfall will be the limitation on fonts, but that really can't be helped unless a java application was made, which I definetly don't have the time for.

Oh and Hailie, tell your brother, "you're not your" hehe

And another thing SA!NT, type it all out in Notepad or my preference, Editpad http://www.jgsoft.com When you get to a point where you want to see how it looks in the game browser, select all of your text and press either Ctrl-C or Ctrl-Insert to buffer your selected text. Open up the game if it's not already and press Ctrl-V or Shift-Insert inside the browser's editor. Same goes for taking code from the editor out to a text file.

http://neo.teamhuh.com/t2bc/index.html

I'm not completely sure if the link above works or not (page does, domain may not) but if it does, that's what i've been playing with. It's extremely basic converted and the method i'm using is a little unorthadox but it works (to a point). Thus far, the most you'll get out of something like this would be color matching and text formatting mainly because of the way I designed it. Using any text justification or margin will not function properly, though it's in the code. That's called a "design flaw", it's an experiment cause I was bored one night Linking works, just that they will not send you to a webpage or the like. When a link is clicked it will show you what you clicked in an alert box. There's another "flaw" where it won't activate the entire text link content if you have say a color element inside the link before the ending tag.

Just something quick I came up with for fun.