Hi friends,
after studying the qooxdoo-sources things look a little clearer now (but
only a little), I'm still unsure what's the best way to start changing the
visual representation of a qooxdoo-application. (We're not HTML-/JS-Folks
here, so we need a closer look).
While setting up images and th
>
> Ahh. Thanks, this helps. Now i remember that i saw this documentation
> already. But i only looked in the "theming" sections of the manual
> lately and not "Others" :)
>
Yes, I have to admit there is a certain sentiment (which I don't share)
in the project that systematics in documentatio
thr...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
>> Hi Thomas, Andy
>>
>> I'd be interested to learn more about this topic as well (a wiki entry
>> would be great). I already had a look at the images in the source folder
>> and the "clipped" image parts. My missing link is: How does the compiler
>> know how big
> Hi Thomas, Andy
>
> I'd be interested to learn more about this topic as well (a wiki entry
> would be great). I already had a look at the images in the source folder
> and the "clipped" image parts. My missing link is: How does the compiler
> know how big the different parts have to be (eg. width
Andy Fuchs schrieb:
> Thanks Thomas,
>
> if someone could elaborate a little on this topic, I'd volunteer creating a
> short 'how-to' guide for the wiki, since I guess this could be good use for
> others as well.
>
> andy
>
>
Hi Andy,
this is a great idea. I can offer you my help creating such
Hi Thomas, Andy
I'd be interested to learn more about this topic as well (a wiki entry
would be great). I already had a look at the images in the source folder
and the "clipped" image parts. My missing link is: How does the compiler
know how big the different parts have to be (eg. width of the bor
Thanks Thomas,
if someone could elaborate a little on this topic, I'd volunteer creating a
short 'how-to' guide for the wiki, since I guess this could be good use for
others as well.
andy
On 20.01.09 19:20, "thron7" wrote:
>> What's the best way to set my own frames/clippings? (Where do I tel
> I also couldn't find which images are used/required. Is there some
> information on this topic, other than looking through the source files?
>
I'm afraid no.
> The combined files are just for convenience, right?
>
Right. They're an optimization.
> What's the best way to set my own fr
Hi Thomas,
thanks for your info.
> You need ImageMagick installed for that to work. But you need not bother
> with it. Making combined images is not crucial for creating a theme.
Ack... on my new Macbook Pro not everything is in place yet :-)
>> BTW: Is there a good tutorial, etc... how to chan
Andy,
> I tried to create a new theme from scratch and ran into a problem, maybe
> someone could shed some light on it.
>
> Here are my steps:
> - I duplicated the 'framework/source/resource/source/Modern' folder and
> changed a couple of graphic files
>
> - I then changed the image.json:
> "let
MacOS X 10.5.6
I tried to create a new theme from scratch and ran into a problem, maybe
someone could shed some light on it.
Here are my steps:
- I duplicated the 'framework/source/resource/source/Modern' folder and
changed a couple of graphic files
- I then changed the image.json:
"let" :
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