PI: gadget
The purpose of a gadget PI is to allow gadgets of different kind, for instance Google-gadgets or home made material.
<?_wxt gadget location="" expanded="" width="" height=""?>
A gadget in this context is basically either a iframe-element or a documentfragment with a header that allows opening and closing.
See Javascript for a description of nessesary Javascript.
The parameters are:
| location (optional) | The URI that will act as src for the iframe that displays the content of the gadget. |
| fragmentid (optional) | The id of a defined fragment that constitutes the content of the gadget. |
| Either location or fragmentid must be set. If both are set location is used. | |
| expanded (optional) | If you want the gadget to be initially expanded, expanded is set to yes. no is default. |
| width (mandatory) | The width of the expaned window. |
| height (mandatory) | The heigth of the expaned window. |
| title (optional) | Deprecated, use text |
| text (optional) | The text appearing in the header. |
| id (optional) | ID attribute given to the content-part (and as name if iframe). |
| movable (optional) | Default is no. When yes the user will be able to drag the gadget. |
| position (optional) | The CSS position value you want to apply. If not set and movable is set, position is set to absolute. Alternative is fixed. |
| left (optional) | The CSS positionioning value you want to apply. |
| top (optional) | The CSS positionioning value you want to apply. |
Styleclass(es) describing this PI is: wxtgadget. See distributed std styles.
Examples:
<div> <?_wxt gadget location="http://www.it.hiof.no/~borres/gadgets/geometri2/b-eks11.html" width="400px" height="300px" ?> </div>