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>Martijn at 22:45, 26 January 2013

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	\| Specifies the image file which should be displayed when the button does not have focus. If this tag is missing, the main ButtonScroller's <texturenofocus> tag will be used.		\| Specifies the image file which should be displayed when the button does not have focus. If this tag is missing, the main ButtonScroller's <texturenofocus> tag will be used.
	\|}		\|}
			==See also==
			'''Development:'''
			* [[Add-on development]]
			* [[Skinning]]

	[[Category:Skin Development]]		[[Category:Skin Development]]

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	=== Available Tags ===		=== Available Tags ===
	Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.		Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.
	{\| class="~~dtable~~"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\| '''description'''		\| '''description'''
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	=== Available Tags ===		=== Available Tags ===
	{\| class="~~dtable~~"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\| '''id'''		\| '''id'''

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	The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.		The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.
	===Example===		=== Example ===
	<source lang="xml">		<source lang="xml">
	<control>		<control>
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	</control>		</control>
	</source>		</source>
	===Available Tags===		=== Available Tags ===
	Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.		Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.
	{\| class="dtable"		{\| class="dtable"
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	\| class="usercell" \| Indicates the start of the button block. See the next section.		\| class="usercell" \| Indicates the start of the button block. See the next section.
	\|}		\|}
	==The Buttons Block==		== The Buttons Block ==
	The <buttons> block is the section that describes the buttons. Each button must have a unique id number, and you can define textures and labels for the button, as well as the action the button performs.		The <buttons> block is the section that describes the buttons. Each button must have a unique id number, and you can define textures and labels for the button, as well as the action the button performs.
	===Example===		=== Example ===
	<source lang="xml">		<source lang="xml">
	<button id="1">		<button id="1">
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	The buttons are displayed in the button scroller in the order presented in the xml file. The button that is placed in the <defaultbutton> slot is the one with the id given in the tag <default>. If no <default> tag is present, the first button will have focus. The button look is defined by the textures given to it. If no textures are given, then the main button scroller's textures (<texturefocus> and <texturenofocus>) are used.		The buttons are displayed in the button scroller in the order presented in the xml file. The button that is placed in the <defaultbutton> slot is the one with the id given in the tag <default>. If no <default> tag is present, the first button will have focus. The button look is defined by the textures given to it. If no textures are given, then the main button scroller's textures (<texturefocus> and <texturenofocus>) are used.

	===Available Tags===		=== Available Tags ===
	{\| class="dtable"		{\| class="dtable"
	\|- class="userrow"		\|- class="userrow"
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	\| class="usercell" \| Specifies the image file which should be displayed when the button does not have focus. If this tag is missing, the main ButtonScroller's <texturenofocus> tag will be used.		\| class="usercell" \| Specifies the image file which should be displayed when the button does not have focus. If this tag is missing, the main ButtonScroller's <texturenofocus> tag will be used.
	\|}		\|}
	[[~~category~~:Skin Development]]
			[[Category:Skin Development]]

>Jmarshall at 05:09, 1 August 2011

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	'''NOTE: This control is now obsolete. You should use a list or panel container with static content instead.'''		'''NOTE: This control is now obsolete and will NOT work in Eden or above. You should use a list or panel container with static content instead.'''

	The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.		The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.

>Ronie at 08:13, 24 January 2011

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	\| class="usercell" \| '''texturefocus'''		\| class="usercell" \| '''texturefocus'''
	\| class="usercell" \|		\| class="usercell" \|
	Specifies the default image file which should be displayed when a button has focus. This is overridden by the buttons particular focus texture. You can use animated gif's, jpgs, pngs, or bmps. This should be the path to the image file from the media/ folder of your skin directory. XBMC will first look inside the compressed Textures.~~xpr~~ file, and if not found, will look inside the media/ folder for the actual skin file.		Specifies the default image file which should be displayed when a button has focus. This is overridden by the buttons particular focus texture. You can use animated gif's, jpgs, pngs, or bmps. This should be the path to the image file from the media/ folder of your skin directory. XBMC will first look inside the compressed Textures.xbt file, and if not found, will look inside the media/ folder for the actual skin file.
	\|- class="userrow"		\|- class="userrow"
	\| class="usercell" \| '''texturenofocus'''		\| class="usercell" \| '''texturenofocus'''

>Theuni at 21:32, 21 April 2010

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	</buttons>		</buttons>
	</control>		</control>
	<source ~~lang="xml"~~>		</source>
	===Available Tags===		===Available Tags===
	Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.		Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.
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	The <buttons> block is the section that describes the buttons. Each button must have a unique id number, and you can define textures and labels for the button, as well as the action the button performs.		The <buttons> block is the section that describes the buttons. Each button must have a unique id number, and you can define textures and labels for the button, as well as the action the button performs.
	===Example===		===Example===
	<xml>		<source lang="xml">
	<button id="1">		<button id="1">
	<label>0</label>		<label>0</label>
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	<texturenofocus>programs-nf.png</texturenofocus>		<texturenofocus>programs-nf.png</texturenofocus>
	</button>		</button>
	</~~xml~~>		</source>

	The buttons are displayed in the button scroller in the order presented in the xml file. The button that is placed in the <defaultbutton> slot is the one with the id given in the tag <default>. If no <default> tag is present, the first button will have focus. The button look is defined by the textures given to it. If no textures are given, then the main button scroller's textures (<texturefocus> and <texturenofocus>) are used.		The buttons are displayed in the button scroller in the order presented in the xml file. The button that is placed in the <defaultbutton> slot is the one with the id given in the tag <default>. If no <default> tag is present, the first button will have focus. The button look is defined by the textures given to it. If no textures are given, then the main button scroller's textures (<texturefocus> and <texturenofocus>) are used.

>Theuni at 21:31, 21 April 2010

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	The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.		The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.
	===Example===		===Example===
	<xml>		<source lang="xml">
	<control>		<control>
	<description>My first buttonscroller control</description>		<description>My first buttonscroller control</description>
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	</buttons>		</buttons>
	</control>		</control>
	</xml>		<source lang="xml">
	===Available Tags===		===Available Tags===
	Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.		Note that each tag is '''lower case only.''' This is important, as xml tags are case-sensitive.

>Jmarshall at 02:36, 14 October 2007

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			'''NOTE: This control is now obsolete. You should use a list or panel container with static content instead.'''

	The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.		The button scroller control is used for creating a list of buttons in XBMC. You can choose the position, size, and look of each button in the list, what each button does, and the look of the list as a whole.
	===Example===		===Example===