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--- plugin:overlay [2018-05-09 17:35] – [DokuWiki Nav Overlay Plugin] turnermm
+++ plugin:overlay [2019-05-15 17:59] – [Alternate Templates] turnermm
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 ===== Installation =====
+Search and install the plugin using the [[plugin:extension|Extension Manager]] will install the plugin plus the css for several popular navigation plugins. Refer to [[:Plugins]] on how to install plugins manually.
-Installation with the extension manager or from the command line will install the plugin plus the css for several popular navigation plugins.   The remainder of the install may require modification of your template as described below.
+The remainder of the install may require modification of your template as described below.
 ===== Description =====
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   tpl_toolsevent('ovltools', array());
 </code>
-Place this code where you want your link or button to appear. Whether you get a lilnk or a button will depend on the [[#toggletype|toggletype]] configuration option.  You can style the link or button using the css in ''overlay/style.css'', where you will find two place-holders:
+Place this code where you want your link or button to appear. Whether you get a link or a button will depend on the [[#toggletype|toggletype]] configuration option.  You can style the link or button using the css in ''overlay/style.css'', where you will find two place-holders:
 <code css>
 /* mark  settings here as !important.  For instance,  color: green !important; */
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 a.overlaytools {}
 </code>
-Post ''Frusterick Manners'', the function ''tpl_toolsevent'' will probably no longer be supported by Dokuwiki, which will have a new menu interface.  In this case, you can use the following instead:
+The ''tpl_toolsevent()'' is now deprecated. Therefore,  if you are  using a current template that no longer supports the ''tpl_toolsevent()'' function, then you cean insert your own link or button into your template.   Use one of the following:
-         <?php  (new \dokuwiki\plugin\overlay\OverlayMenu())->getItems();?>
-==== Alternate Template (pre-Detritus) ====
-If you are not using Detritus or later, or if you are not using the default dokuwiki template, then you will have to insert your own link or button into your template.   Use one of the following:
 <code html>
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 In plugins/overlay, you will find a ''script.css'' file.  You can change the initial position of the window on the screen, its size, border, etc.  The size can also be changed using [[#other_options|Configuration Options]].
-The overlay window is resizable by grabbing the resize icon that initially appears in the lower right corner.  <del>However, it scrolls with the window, and may therefore move up or down away form the lower right corner</del>. This has been fixed in the lastest version. The resize icon is set to auto-hide, which means that it appears when the mouse moves over the overlay window and hides from view when the mouse leaves the overlay window.
+The overlay window cannot be resized by grabbing the Windows handle at the lower right corner. Instead you must use  its own resize handles, the boxes at corners and sides.
+These are defined as follows and can be modified using css:
+                handles: {
+                    'nw': '#nwgrip',
+                    'ne': '#negrip',
+                    'sw': '#swgrip',
+                    'se': '#segrip',
+                    'n':  '#ngrip',
+                    'e':  '#egrip',
+                    'w':  '#wgrip'
+                }
+''n'', ''e'', and ''w'' are the top and sides, the others are the four corners.  They can be modified using css. If for instance, you don't want the top and sides, you can place the following css in [[devel:css#user_styles|conf/userstyles]]:
+    div#overlay #egrip, #ngrip, #wgrip {
+       visibility: hidden;
+    }
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