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The Header control puts a simple header at the top of the screen. It also acts as a container, which means other controls, like buttons, can be dragged and dropped into it. | The Header control puts a simple header at the top of the screen. It also acts as a container, which means other controls, like buttons, can be dragged and dropped into it. | ||
You can make a Header into a footer by setting bottom to 0 and putting "position:absolute;" into style. | |||
== Properties == | == Properties == |
Revision as of 21:38, 18 November 2016
Description
The Header control puts a simple header at the top of the screen. It also acts as a container, which means other controls, like buttons, can be dragged and dropped into it.
You can make a Header into a footer by setting bottom to 0 and putting "position:absolute;" into style.
Properties
Standard properties are supported, plus:
addChild(control) | control is added to the Header. Runtime. |
Header1.childNodes[1].textContent | The text of the title as plain text. Runtime. |
textContent | The text of the title as plain text. Design time. |
Events
Standard events are supported. However, events are not usually associated with the control.
Example (Basic)
Function Header1_onclick() MsgBox "Header clicked!" End Function
Example (JavaScript)
Header1.onclick = function() { NSB.MsgBox("Header clicked!"); };