classic.jar has a "primaryToolbar.css" which defines:
.delete-button {
list-style-image: url("moz-icon://stock/gtk-delete?size=toolbar");
}
.delete-button[disabled] {
list-style-image:
url("moz-icon://stock/gtk-delete?size=toolbar&state=disabled");
}
I expected to have entries like the following to address images on
collections like: "mail-toolbar.png"
#button-compact {
list-style-image: url("chrome://messenger/skin/icons/mail-toolbar.png");
-moz-image-region: rect(0px 312px 24px 288px);
}
Where can I find an overview about "url("moz-icon://stock/.."?
Günter
PS It should work with TB3.3 and SM 2.x also!
Of course Third Party themes have no obligation to name their images the
same or format them the same way or have the same CSS.
> Where can I find an overview about "url("moz-icon://stock/.."?
These come from whatever Gnome theme you have installed on your Linux
box. Which means that these won't work on Windows or Mac (or on Linux
installations that don't have Gnome installed, or on QT versions of
Firefox, whenever the moon is in a gibbous mood.
Phil
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Just copy image URL and related CSS using JS, if You can't use stnadard
classes (like "delete-button").
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Arivald
Thanks Philip, thanks Arivald,
after some more recherches and having in mind what you posed, I decided
to have my own icons composed from Tango_project.
Hoped to define the list-style-image with *one* definitions, but I
learned they are different on different platforms, not the class/id defs
but the CSS file content.
Günter