(Solved) Applying styles to individual menu and choices

[morrie]

I've been searching but I can't figure out how to apply custom styles to individual in-game choice menus and/or to the individual choices....

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    menu:
        "Choice A":
            jump ChoiceA
        "Choice B":
            jump ChoiceB

Where in the code above should I put the "style" part? I tried these different things based on what I found but it doesn't work.....

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menu style "MyStyle":
(etc)

menu style="MyStyle":
(etc)

"Choice A (MyStyle)":
(etc)

Edit for solution: I'll make custom screens instead.

[Ocelot]

The game displays in-game choice mnu using 'choice' screen. You can find it and accompanying styles in screens.rpy

[morrie]

The game displays in-game choice mnu using 'choice' screen. You can find it and accompanying styles in screens.rpy

No.... sorry.... I want to style individual menus, because I use them for different purposes. Like, one is for choosing your dialogue action but another is for what item to buy and I don't want them to look the same....

Edit: I added "individual" to the thread title for clarity.

[Ocelot]

you can always create your own choice-like screens and invoke them in your code. Look at the renpy.display_menu() Python function to see how choice screen actualy works, so you can replicate it.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statemen ... splay_menu

Another way, if you are attached to renpy menu statement, is to replace the choice screen style and rebuild all styles before each individual menu, but be warned, that it is a complex operation, which introduces noticeable lag.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style.ht ... les-python
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style.html#style.rebuild

[morrie]

you can always create your own choice-like screens and invoke them in your code. Look at the renpy.display_menu() Python function to see how choice screen actualy works, so you can replicate it.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statemen ... splay_menu

Another way, if you are attached to renpy menu statement, is to replace the choice screen style and rebuild all styles before each individual menu, but be warned, that it is a complex operation, which introduces noticeable lag.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style.ht ... les-python
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/style.html#style.rebuild

Okay, thanks. I'll turn it into custom screens then.