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feat: Remove html usage #1777

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feat: Remove html usage #1777

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HTML throws as a warning for plugin-hub PRs, so where we can it makes sense to avoid it.

Not 100% sure this has been done right, but seems pretty much right, and everything from what I've scoured looks the same with these changes.

HTML throws as a warning for plugin-hub PRs, so where we can it makes sense to avoid it.
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I have tested & confirmed the following work as expected:

  • tooltips with newlines using \n instead of html/br
  • JTextArea usage in Assist Level
  • "Skill filtering" buttons/selectors (although the button does jump in position a bit when any skills are filtered - I don't really mind)

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  • When no quests match my filter
  • The dropdown menus for filters/difficulty/ordering
  • Herb run configuration
  • Enemies to defeat when multiple lines are listed
  • Quest Notes
  • Quest list
  • Quest selection
  • Quest steps
  • Quest sidebar category titles
  • Quest reward list

I've tested everything except actually doing a quest

@Zoinkwiz Zoinkwiz merged commit 6dcb895 into master Oct 2, 2024
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@Zoinkwiz Zoinkwiz deleted the remove-html branch October 2, 2024 19:58
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