On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 10:35 AM, Angel Herráez <[email protected]>wrote:
> > That would be tricky to do without going into the JSmol code
> > and changing it directly. Do so only if you do not worry about future
> > JSmol updates.
>
> It should be possible to chenge that using a CSS rule that overrides
> what is set in source code. You just need to identify the ID of the
> element. And maybe add the "important" keyword to impose your rule.
>
>
The opacity is generated dynamically (It fades out from 55% to 0% over a
number of milliseconds). There are settings for that, but as I mentioned,
the loading of this code is done dynamically, so nothing you can do prior
to its running will change that. The whole idea is that it is a class
loader monitor, after all!
But there is a way. Somewhat of a hack, but this works, anywhere after
Jmol.min.js is loaded:
Jmol.__nextExecution = function(trigger) {
var es = Jmol._execStack;
if (es.length == 0)
return;
if (!trigger) {
Jmol._execLog += ("settimeout for " + es[0][0]._id + " " +
es[0][3] + " len=" + es.length + "\n")
setTimeout("Jmol.__nextExecution(true)",10)
return;
}
if (self.ClazzLoaderProgressMonitor) {
ClazzLoaderProgressMonitor.DEFAULT_OPACITY = 200;
}
var e = es.shift();
Jmol._execLog += "executing " + e[0]._id + " " + e[3] + "\n"
e[1](e[0],e[2]);
};
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