XUL Programmer's Reference Manual
<grippy>
The <grippy /> element is a special box that appears as a handle on the sidebars, toolbars, and in other places where "handles" are needed to collapse and expand portions of the user interface. The following figure shows the grippy on the browser toolbars (in the Mozillium theme) and on the sidebar: Grippies take most of their appearance from CSS properties that come from the class on the <grippy> element. The following style definition in splitter.css, for example, describes the grippy that appears between the sidebar and the main content area of the browser: grippy { margin: 0px; border: 2px solid #003366; padding: 0px; background-color: #6699CC; list-style-image: none; cursor: pointer; } | ||||||||||
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Description
The accesskey attribute specifies a key to use as a shortcut to access the element.Syntax <grippy accesskey="shortcut key" > />Example <grippy id="mini_grip" accesskey="&minigrip.accesskey;" />Notes
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Description
The src attribute specifies an image to be loaded for the <grippy />Syntax <grippy src="url for image file />Example <grippy src="grip_big.gif" ...Notes
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Last updated: 02/22/01 Ian Oeschger
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