I have been looking to add a ? (Help) tool to my panel and have learned how to use the addTool or do it inline with tools but it seems that the tool sprite is defined with a ext list of chosen icons.
My question is what is the best way to go about making my own icon ex: 'help' and have it show up on the tools.
-Mike
Perfect! Thanks aconran.
I was thinking about that way after I went to sleep just didn't come to me at first.
That makes since and should make a good addition for my panels to load up my help dialog with the ref id of the panel.
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-Mike
Mike -
Simply add your own custom id to the tools section of your config.
An example with a customid of 'help':
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tools: [{id:'gear'},{id:'help'}],
Then define 2 relevant css classes, x-tool-{customid} and x-tool-{customid}-over.
.x-tool-help {
background-image: url(images/help.png);
}
.x-tool-help-over {
background-image: url(images/help_over.png);
}
The dimensions of your image should 15x15, of course you should probably implement this using a sprite but I just wanted to keep the example simple.
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