- #Centered popup window how to#
- #Centered popup window update#
- #Centered popup window code#
- #Centered popup window windows#
The popup itself had to be resizable proportionally and work in browsers on mobile devices (iOS, Android) and desktops. Recently I was working on a HTML project where I had to show a popup window in the center of the screen, overlaying the page with a dimmed background.
If anyone has any questions, please post and I am sure there will be additions to these popup window functions.Show a popup in center of screen with dimmed background in HTML & CSS To use the plugin::BWBreak function, see the above example and your output would look similar to this right below the Blood of the Akkadian logo. You can refer to the above script example to see easily how the function works. #Usage plugin::PWHyperLink("", "Google Search it!") The hyperlink is also pretty simple as well if you are using it with the plugin function. Then "Blah blah" will be indented like the 'Google it!' hyperlink displayed in the window up above. Quest::popup("title", "$Indent Blah blah") Like the rest of the popup window plugins, it is much cleaner to declare the plugins as an object so you can cleanly place them in the Perl script. It will show up like this with links leading you to the site that these color codes correspond to: Note: If you don't have anything defined in your color declaration like this: That will give you the color result above but you must make sure that you use closing color tags at the end of each one '' OR an easier way to look at what colors you want can be found at this link where the script conversions were pulled from: Note: When declaring your colors, it is case sensitive, so you want to make sure you enter your word as exactly as it shows in the script below. You can see the hash conversion in the plugin script below. Very beat around the bush, but I would have to say this is a much better way to do this than trying to stuff a bunch of ' ' characters in a script and constantly having to dink around with testing the output to get the look that you want to in a script.īut, in this case you can use a really slick function that converts entering the color name you want into a hex number for the script like shown above. It basically takes your length of the message or phrase being centered and gives you less ' ' or HTML spaces the more characters you have in a line. The way the function works is like it is shown below, very short chunk of code, but it does a lot.
#Centered popup window code#
With HTML, you could typically use tags, but with the popup window function we have for EQEmu, we are limited to using ' ' which is the HTML code for making spaces. First I will begin by describing how the centering works in the script above.Īs you can see, there are objects created in the Perl script that have these declarations: Like most plugins, they are made to simplify tasks and make things much easier to do. My $grn = plugin::PWColor("Forest Green") My $Link = plugin::PWHyperLink("", "Google Search it!") My $TextToCenter5 = plugin::PWAutoCenter("5th line to be centered, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah")
My $TextToCenter4 = plugin::PWAutoCenter("4th line to be centered") My $TextToCenter3 = plugin::PWAutoCenter("3rd line") My $TextToCenter2 = plugin::PWAutoCenter("2nd line to be centered") My $TextToCenter = plugin::PWAutoCenter("This is the text I want to be centered")
#Centered popup window how to#
So I will maintain this thread the best I can to explain how to simplify your experience with using them as a veteran or a newbie.
#Centered popup window update#
I will post the code for plugin reference, and if you simply update to SVN you will be able to access the functions instead of trying to copy and paste every single one of them.īelow is a popup window, some people don't know or are confused as to how to get the formatting to work for them.
#Centered popup window windows#
Here is a post I am going to keep up on the popup windows considering they have some HTML integration.