WoW:Layer - Revision history

Move page script: Move page script moved page Layer to WoW:Layer without leaving a redirect

2023-08-15T04:48:33Z

Move page script moved page Layer to Layer without leaving a redirect

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Revision as of 04:48, 15 August 2023

Bear: Redirected page to XML/Layer

2012-09-24T23:34:14Z

Redirected page to XML/Layer

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	There are 3 levels of layers: BACKGROUND is in the back, ARTWORK is in the middle and OVERLAY is in front. If you want to be sure that a object is before another, you must specify the level where you want to place it.		#REDIRECT [[XML/Layer]]
			[[Category:Interface customization]]
	~~BACKGROUND - Level 0. Place the background of your frame here. <br />~~
	~~BORDER - Level 1. Place the artwork of your frame here . <br />~~
	~~ARTWORK - Level 2. Place the artwork of your frame here. <br />~~
	~~OVERLAY - Level 3. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br />~~
	~~HIGHLIGHT - Level 4. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br />~~

	*Elements in the '''HIGHLIGHT''' Layer are '''automatically shown or hidden''' when the mouse enters or leaves.
	*For Highlighting to work you need '''enableMouse="true"''' in your ''<Frame>'' attributes.

	~~Layer can be set on creation using the~~ [[~~XML_properties#layers\|''<Layers>'']] tag in~~ XML~~, or the "layer" parameter in [[API Frame CreateTexture\|Frame:CreateTexture]](). To change the layer after creation, use the [[API LayeredRegion SetDrawLayer\|LayeredRegion:SetDrawLayer~~]]~~() function.~~

	~~''Note: The above are capitalized for a reason. See example:''<BR />~~

	~~<Layers>~~
	~~<Layer level="BACKGROUND">~~
	~~...~~
	~~</Layer>~~
	~~<Layer level="ARTWORK">~~
	~~...~~
	~~</Layer>~~
	~~<Layer level="OVERLAY">~~
	~~...~~
	~~</Layer>~~
	~~</Layers>~~[[Category:Interface customization]]

WoWWiki>KirkBot: Typo fixing, Replaced:
→
(5) using AWB

2009-04-11T20:10:13Z

Typo fixing, Replaced: <br> → <br /> (5) using AWB

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:10, 11 April 2009
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	There are 3 levels of layers: BACKGROUND is in the back, ARTWORK is in the middle and OVERLAY is in front. If you want to be sure that a object is before another, you must specify the level where you want to place it.		There are 3 levels of layers: BACKGROUND is in the back, ARTWORK is in the middle and OVERLAY is in front. If you want to be sure that a object is before another, you must specify the level where you want to place it.

	BACKGROUND - Level 0. Place the background of your frame here. <br>		BACKGROUND - Level 0. Place the background of your frame here. <br />
	BORDER - Level 1. Place the artwork of your frame here . <br>		BORDER - Level 1. Place the artwork of your frame here . <br />
	ARTWORK - Level 2. Place the artwork of your frame here. <br>		ARTWORK - Level 2. Place the artwork of your frame here. <br />
	OVERLAY - Level 3. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br>		OVERLAY - Level 3. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br />
	HIGHLIGHT - Level 4. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br>		HIGHLIGHT - Level 4. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br />

	*Elements in the '''HIGHLIGHT''' Layer are '''automatically shown or hidden''' when the mouse enters or leaves.		*Elements in the '''HIGHLIGHT''' Layer are '''automatically shown or hidden''' when the mouse enters or leaves.

WoWWiki>Erictheturtle: copied from XML user interface, added another api reference

2009-03-29T15:48:26Z

copied from XML user interface, added another api reference

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 HIGHLIGHT - Level 4. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br>
-    * Elements in the HIGHLIGHT Layer are automatically shown or hidden when the mouse enters or leaves!
+*Elements in the '''HIGHLIGHT''' Layer are '''automatically shown or hidden''' when the mouse enters or leaves.
-    * For Highlighting to work you need enableMouse="true" in your <Frame> attributes.
+*For Highlighting to work you need '''enableMouse="true"''' in your ''<Frame>'' attributes.
-[[Category:Interface customization]]
+Layer can be set on creation using the [[XML_properties#layers|''<Layers>'']] tag in XML, or the "layer" parameter in [[API Frame CreateTexture|Frame:CreateTexture]](). To change the layer after creation, use the [[API LayeredRegion SetDrawLayer|LayeredRegion:SetDrawLayer]]() function.

WoWWiki>Charibot: catfix

2008-07-07T18:35:32Z

catfix

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	* For Highlighting to work you need enableMouse="true" in your <Frame> attributes.		* For Highlighting to work you need enableMouse="true" in your <Frame> attributes.

	[[Category: Interface ~~Customization~~]]		[[Category:Interface customization]]

WoWWiki>Baudzilla: Put in breaks so each layer is on its own line properly.

2007-07-02T22:50:20Z

Put in breaks so each layer is on its own line properly.

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	There are 3 levels of layers: BACKGROUND is in the back, ARTWORK is in the middle and OVERLAY is in front. If you want to be sure that a object is before another, you must specify the level where you want to place it.		There are 3 levels of layers: BACKGROUND is in the back, ARTWORK is in the middle and OVERLAY is in front. If you want to be sure that a object is before another, you must specify the level where you want to place it.

	BACKGROUND - Level 0. Place the background of your frame here.		BACKGROUND - Level 0. Place the background of your frame here. <br>
	BORDER - Level 1. Place the artwork of your frame here .		BORDER - Level 1. Place the artwork of your frame here . <br>
	ARTWORK - Level 2. Place the artwork of your frame here.		ARTWORK - Level 2. Place the artwork of your frame here. <br>
	OVERLAY - Level 3. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level		OVERLAY - Level 3. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br>
	HIGHLIGHT - Level 4. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level		HIGHLIGHT - Level 4. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level. <br>

	* Elements in the HIGHLIGHT Layer are automatically shown or hidden when the mouse enters or leaves!		* Elements in the HIGHLIGHT Layer are automatically shown or hidden when the mouse enters or leaves!

WoWWiki>WoWWiki-Lessthan1337: cat

2007-07-01T23:23:36Z

cat

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	* Elements in the HIGHLIGHT Layer are automatically shown or hidden when the mouse enters or leaves!		* Elements in the HIGHLIGHT Layer are automatically shown or hidden when the mouse enters or leaves!
	* For Highlighting to work you need enableMouse="true" in your <Frame> attributes.		* For Highlighting to work you need enableMouse="true" in your <Frame> attributes.

			[[Category: Interface Customization]]

WoWWiki>Baudzilla: Copied data from XML page

2007-06-21T19:11:51Z

Copied data from XML page

New page

There are 3 levels of layers: BACKGROUND is in the back, ARTWORK is in the middle and OVERLAY is in front. If you want to be sure that a object is before another, you must specify the level where you want to place it.

BACKGROUND - Level 0. Place the background of your frame here.
BORDER - Level 1. Place the artwork of your frame here .
ARTWORK - Level 2. Place the artwork of your frame here.
OVERLAY - Level 3. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level
HIGHLIGHT - Level 4. Place your text, objects, and buttons in this level

* Elements in the HIGHLIGHT Layer are automatically shown or hidden when the mouse enters or leaves!
* For Highlighting to work you need enableMouse="true" in your <Frame> attributes.