I am guessing no

While do some googling I came across some widgets and modules that where world of warcraft themed, I take it after some searching there are none available?

Quote from: jessay at Aug 30, 2009, 03:37 AM

While do some googling I came across some widgets and modules that where world of warcraft themed, I take it after some searching there are none available?

Most MODx Snippets allow you to "theme" them however you want by providing your own Chunks (or sometimes file-based alternatives) that define the markup. In this sense, the Snippets are functional only, and do not impose any markup or styling on the output that is ultimately produced. So the answer is actually yes, though it’s up to you to provide the markup, images, CSS, etc. that create the "theme".

so basically what you are saying is, there is no pre-made snippets offered like the plug-ins for wordpress. But by using the chunks to handle the html calling with the snippet variable inside that to handle the php/mysql query since chunks can only perform html, I could in essence create a modx version of like those that use .cfm? I am a modx newbie so deal with me here if I am way way off the mark or what have ya, however I really have no problem with this as I already have been 3 weeks into creating an xml parser to my desired results however I can take it a step further allowing even more variable and non-static data by crossing it over then into modx format. I swear when i started this project a month ago I had no FREAKIN idea what the hell I getting myself into.

Right. You can do some styling in your MODx template. But for local styling, you create a chunk containing placeholder tags and then use a snippet to set the placeholders using:

What do you know from looking at my original post about 2 weeks ago starting this project it is finally starting to sound like I actually know just what the heck I am doing.