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After rereading my comment, I didnt make it clear enough that I really DONT KNOW what the JEditorPane supports (without customizations). &nbsp;I think I remember reading something about 3.2 compatible BUT that could have changed since 1.3. &nbsp;You may want to look at the source of JEdit which has a plugin that will convert a buffer to HTML using CSS. &nbsp;Now I dont believe the editor pane they use actually renders the CSS, it just generates the HTML code. (Ive never actually used the plugin.. I just recently started looking into JEdit).<br />
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Good Luck and I hope someone can give a more definitive answer. &nbsp;You may want to search for third party APIs for that functionality.
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After rereading my comment, I didnt make it clear enough that I really DONT KNOW what the JEditorPane supports (without customizations).  I think I remember reading something about 3.2 compatible BUT that could have changed since 1.3.  You may want to look at the source of JEdit which has a plugin that will convert a buffer to HTML using CSS.  Now I dont believe the editor pane they use actually renders the CSS, it just generates the HTML code. (Ive never actually used the plugin.. I just recently started looking into JEdit).

Good Luck and I hope someone can give a more definitive answer.  You may want to search for third party APIs for that functionality.

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Thanks conick - looking into JEdit...
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Anyone had the above trio working correctly together? The HTML and CSS should both be in external files. Tell (show) me it can be done!
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Anyone had the above trio working correctly together? The HTML and CSS should both be in external files. Tell (show) me it can be done!

JEditorPane+HTML+CSS

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