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The Object Browser, shown in Figure 1-26, is displayed by choosing View Object Browser or by pressing the F2 function key. It displays the classes, properties, methods, events, and constants available from any object libraries, and it also shows the procedures in your project. You can also use it to find and use custom objects you create.

Example The first assignEvents() function in the example assigns the onclick event to all popup-trigger elements When the onclick event fires, applyToDescendants() applies toggleVisibility() to each popup descendant of the element that fired the event toggleVisibility() hides an element when it is visible and shows it when it is hidden Alert, Inline Alert; Positioned, Closest Positioned Ancestor, Atomic, Absolute, Relative ( 7); Left Offset, Top Offset ( 9); Image, Replaced Text ( 14); Event Styling, Rollup, Flyout Menu ( 17) wwwcssdesignpatternscom/popup-alert.

When Drupal indexes a node for faster searching, it first runs the node object through node_view() to generate the same output you would see in your web browser. This means any parts of the node that are visible will be indexed. For example, assume we have a node with an ID of 26. The parts of the node that are visible when viewing the URL http://example.com/ q=node/26 are what the indexer also sees. What if we have a custom node type that contains hidden data that needs to influence search results A good example of where we might want to do this is with book.module. We could

HTML <h1>Alert</h1> <p>Text above the alert.</p> <div class="alert tip"> <h3>Alert Heading</h3> <p>This is the content of the alert. It contains important information you want to point out to the reader. </p> </div> <p>Text below the alert.</p>

The Object Browser window contains window elements that enable you to search for a method or property within an object library and to get information about the selected method or property. Project/Library Box: The Project/Library box displays the currently referenced libraries for the active project (Figure 1-27). Libraries can be added in the Tools References dialog box. The <All Libraries> selection allows all of the libraries to be displayed at one time.

CSS *.alert { margin:40px; padding-left:20px; padding-right:20px; border-top:1px solid black; border-bottom:1px solid black; background-color:gold; } *.alert h3 { font-size:1.3em; } *.alert p { letter-spacing:1.5px; line-height:1.5em; } *.alert.tip h3 { text-transform:uppercase; }

Note The nodeapi hook is only for appending metadata to nodes. To index elements that aren t nodes,

Problem Solution You want to create a gradient background behind an element You want the gradient to work well regardless of how wide or tall the element grows There are two keys to creating a scalable background gradient: (1) fading the gradient into the background color, and (2) tiling it in the opposite direction of the gradient For example, when the gradient is horizontal, you can tile the image vertically, and vice versa This allows the element to grow in any direction while preserving the gradient effect As an element grows, the background color fills in where the background image ends, and the image tiles to fill in the opposite direction Using a graphics program, you can create a gradient image, such as a JPG, GIF, or PNG, that transitions from the forecolor and backcolor of your choosing.

Search Text box: This text box contains the string that you want to use in your search. You can type a string or choose the string you want from the drop-down list. The Search Text box contains the last four search strings that you entered until you close the project. You can also use the standard Visual Basic wildcards when typing a string. You can search for a whole word by using the Find Whole Word Only command from the shortcut menu. Go Back button: This allows you to go back to the previous selection in the Classes and Members of lists. Each time you click it, you move back one selection.