you're linking to an old version of the api (2.0) on an old unreliable
server (static.simile). Suggest you move to the 2.2.0 version on the
currently supported server, simile-widgets.org:
http://trunk.simile-widgets.org/exhibit/api/
The spinner and word "Working" are inside a div with a class:
<div class="exhibit-busyIndicator-content"><img
src="http://static.simile.mit.edu/exhibit/api-2.0/images/progress-running.gif";>
Working...</div>
so you could use css on the class if you wanted to override.
The outer bubble is not defined through CSS so it would be harder for
you to style through CSS. However, you still don't need to copy the
whole UI code locally. You can just override two functions,
Exhibit.UI.showBusyIndicator() and Exhibit.UI.hideBusyIndicator() , to
whatever you want after you load the exhibit code.
On 5/5/2011 5:52 PM, pdkn wrote:
Hi guys, got Exhibit working with googleSpreadsheets on a little site:
http://www.woodpop.co.uk/revive-collection.html
Site owner is over the moon about how easy it is for her to update the
site - so well done on the framework!
My question is can the busyIndicator be customised without having to
load the framework locally and edit the ui.js? i.e different border
color, different font, spinner...
I just haven't figured out a way to override the default values...
Many Thanks
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