PRE
{color: black;
background-color : #F0F0F0;
	margin-right : 1%;
        margin-left : 1%;
	margin-top : 10px;
	margin-bottom : 10px;
font-family: "Andale Mono", "Courier New", Courier, monospace;
font-size: 9pt;}

/* these are the default styles used by csCodeParser*/
.codec1
{color: blue}
.codec2
{color: red;}
.codec3
{color: orange}
.codec4
{color: orange}
.codec5
{color: brown;}
.codec6
{color: violet;}
.codec7
{color: red;}
.codecomment
{color: green; }
.codestring
{background-color:  yellow; }

/* the defaults may be overridden in two ways: a "whole-block" div class which 
wraps the entire block of code  (specify in the /L# definition line for that language in
the wordfile */
/* vfpcode */
.vfpcode .codec1 {color: blue;}
.vfpcode .codec2 {color: blue;}
.vfpcode .codec3 {color: blue;}
.vfpcode .codec4 {color: blue;}
.vfpcode .codec5 {color: blue;}
.vfpcode .codec6 {color: blue;}

/* or, one can specify a specific Css Class for a given /C# line in the wordfile 
see the sample wordfile.txt distributed with csCodeParser  for examples */

.vfpcode .functions{
	color:blue;
	font-weight: bold;
}

/* csharpcode */
.csharpcode .codestring {background-color: red; }

/*vbdotnet */
.vbdotnet .codecomment {color: #D3D3D3; }