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Thanks RTV!You pointed me in the right direction. It was indeed the <dimColor> property which did the trick. I first tried experimenting with the unfocusedAlpha property. But while giving this a high value (FFFFFF) it was behaving strange, in a kind of unbuffered flicker kind of rendering.Then I started to look further here. And there I found the dimColor property.An example for other people:[CODE]<!-- this will give you a white color when not focused --><dimColor>ffffffff</dimColor><!-- this will give you a half white color (50% transparent) when not focused, as of the example in the wiki --><dimColor>60ffffff</dimColor>[/CODE]Is there a way to determine which width / height an item has in a list? When I set the list width it changes. But when I then set the itemHeight to determine the height of each row in the list, it doesn't change.
Thanks RTV!
You pointed me in the right direction. It was indeed the <dimColor> property which did the trick. I first tried experimenting with the unfocusedAlpha property. But while giving this a high value (FFFFFF) it was behaving strange, in a kind of unbuffered flicker kind of rendering.
Then I started to look further here. And there I found the dimColor property.
An example for other people:
[CODE]<!-- this will give you a white color when not focused -->
<dimColor>ffffffff</dimColor>
<!-- this will give you a half white color (50% transparent) when not focused, as of the example in the wiki -->
<dimColor>60ffffff</dimColor>[/CODE]
Is there a way to determine which width / height an item has in a list? When I set the list width it changes. But when I then set the itemHeight to determine the height of each row in the list, it doesn't change.
