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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. | |||
*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. | ||
''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]] | |||
Revision as of 15:48, 29 March 2009
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.
Layer can be set on creation using the <Layers> tag in XML, or the "layer" parameter in Frame:CreateTexture(). To change the layer after creation, use the LayeredRegion:SetDrawLayer() function.
Note: The above are capitalized for a reason. See example:
<Layers>
<Layer level="BACKGROUND">
...
</Layer>
<Layer level="ARTWORK">
...
</Layer>
<Layer level="OVERLAY">
...
</Layer>
</Layers>