Title: Formatting a Core Plot graph using a CSS file
Tags: css;cocoa;formatting;core-plot
Question: I'd like to give users of my application the ability to format plots using something like a CSS file. The application is in Cocoa and I'm using the graphing framework Core Plot. Does anyone know of a relatively simple way of achieving this or will I have to manually parse the CSS file and the convert the CSS into formatting information for the plots.

Here is the accepted answer: If you're going to use CorePlot, I think you're stuck with CSS parsing. Is SVG in a UIWebView an option for you though?
Comment for this answer: Just a WebKit `WebView` then?
Comment for this answer: My application runs on a Mac so I don't think UIWebView is an option.


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