Hello Tobi,
sorry for the late answer. I have been busy yesterday to finish something new
(blog post will come today).
> I have been testing more of my applications with the simple theme,
> and they work quite well ... thanks a lot!
Thats good to hear, thanks. :)
> There is one design issue I have ... the toolbar design ...
>
> Having 'buttons' there seems to be quite anachronistic when looking
> at other guis out there ... especially if buttons are combined with
> text this does look rather massive (I see the neat round corner
> effect for the last button, cool, but still) ...
>
> I would much prefere a classic toolbar design where the action
> areas only show their button-ness upon hovering ... I bet this is a
> two line change in the local theme instance ... which one ?
Thats a good question how to get that done an elegant way. I'm not the theme
extending expert so I needed to give it a try myself.
I ended up with a way to access the original styles in the extended appearance
which holds the same name:
"toolbar-button" : {
style : function(states) {
var styles = qx.theme.manager.Appearance.getInstance().styleFrom(
"toolbar-button", states, qx.theme.simple.Appearance
);
if (styles.decorator && !states.hovered) {
styles.decorator = undefined;
}
return styles;
}
}
With that, you can manipulate everything you want. But as you may have guessed,
that code needs some more details because that way it looks not that good. :)
I hope that gets you started,
Martin
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