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I want to display a webpage in a WebBroswer in my winforms application. I however want to use some custom css to change how the page looks. Is it possible to attach a style sheet and edit the html page you are viewing?

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  • maybe you can open webpage with javascript:void(document.designMode="on") so this will force page to be edited. Commented Feb 27, 2011 at 21:34
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    possible duplicate of winforms html editor Commented Feb 27, 2011 at 21:39

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You can use this web control http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/csEXWB.aspx and save it as a web page and load and you can show the source in another text box , once changes are made you can save to a temp file and load it. There is an option to view local file.

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I don't think that kind of thing is supported.. but anyway that would be a horrible thing to do. you may end-up interfering with the CSS used by the client page.

Have you ever seen your browser override your CSS used by page and say i want to show it this way. (I know development tools like firebug,etc do it)

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The website page has very little styling.I want to add a css file to the browser so that the fonts, colors etc are consistent with the style of out application.

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