CSE Display - Of Color and Tastes
Test 1SmallMinimizeHigherLowerMove
Blah, blah
blah blah
blah...
Test 2SmallMinimizeHigherLowerMove
Blah, blah
blah blah
blah...
ContentEnlargeSmallHigherLowerMove
NothingElse
Test 3 - Fix
Blah, blah
blah...
Test 4MinimizeMove
Cannot move up and down,
no small mode,
but can minimize or change side.
The flexibility of pictures

One last thing... My better-half always think I show a bad color taste. I don't agree, of course (but don't argue either - of course)!

Most of you probably thought: 'Fine, I can change this awful design by replacing the CSS. Easy doing'.

Indeed. That was has been done on this page - using the second CSS included, but you can link your own - with the command:

<?php
$myHTML
->setCSS("CSE_display/CSE_CSS_light.css");
?>

The most astute people among you will have seen a problem: 'Damned, I will have to dig in the code to replace those ugly orange buttons that are automatically added in the Info Panels'.

SmallMinimizeHigher PriorityLower PriorityMove

The good news is that, while you may have to dig in the code to change the whole design (unless you just replace the gifs), you can control the color also with CSS. Indeed those pictures are transparent 10x10 squares with only the white arrows, and the background is set by the style:

.icon {
background-color:#b60;
margin-left:0px;
margin-right: 1px;
margin-bottom: 1px;
margin-top: 1px;
padding: -1px;
vertical-align: middle;
width: 10px;
height: 10px;
}

So by changing the CSS, you get another color:

SmallMinimizeHigher PriorityLower PriorityMoveUsing style='background-color:#44f;'

SmallMinimizeHigher PriorityLower PriorityMoveUsing style='background-color:#1d1;'

SmallMinimizeHigher PriorityLower PriorityMoveUsing style='background-color:#000;'

SmallMinimizeHigher PriorityLower PriorityMoveUsing style='background-color:#888;'

So if your taste are different from mine - just customize your CSS!

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