Common Properties

`TITLE`

The status bar does not have TITLE for a property, but you may use the phrase TITLE in the same way as you would use PANEL-TEXT and thus accomplish a de facto title of the status bar. Consider the following usage:

DISPLAY STATUS-BAR   "This is the title panel".

or

DISPLAY STATUS-BAR
        TITLE  "This is the title panel".

Both of the above are equivalent to the complete statement:

DISPLAY STATUS-BAR
        PANEL-WIDTHS  -1
        PANEL-STYLE   0
        PANEL-TEXT    "This is the title panel".

Your title will then be in PANEL-INDEX 1.

`VALUE`

Status bars have no value.

`SIZE`

Status bars have no size; their width always spans the width of the host window, and their height depends on the window font, always accommodating only one line of text.

`COLOR`

Status bars don't use colors; the colors of the status bar's host window are used.

`ATW-CSS-CLASS`

This property enables you to apply CSS styles to the control when the program is run through AcuToWeb. The value of ATW-CSS-CLASS should represent a corresponding class in the current theme ( cascading style sheet) deployed when you run your program through AcuToWeb. This property can be applied to more than one control in your program.

If both the ATW-CSS-CLASS and ATW-CSS-ID properties are specified for this control, and both correspond to the same style in the style sheet, the style specified by ATW-CSS-ID takes precedence.

See Cascading Style Sheet Syntax for more information about additional in-built styles in AcuToWeb.

`ATW-CSS-ID`

This property enables you to apply CSS styles to the control when the program is run through AcuToWeb. The value of ATW-CSS-ID should represent a corresponding ID in the current theme (cascading style sheet) deployed when you run your program through AcuToWeb. The value of this property must be unique, and only applied to one control in your program.

If both the ATW-CSS-CLASS and ATW-CSS-ID properties are specified for this control, and both correspond to the same style in the style sheet, the style specified by ATW-CSS-ID takes precedence.

See Cascading Style Sheet Syntax for more information about additional in-built styles in AcuToWeb.

`STYLES`

GRIP

If specified, allows you to include in the lower-right corner of the window a triangular area in which you can click-and-drag to resize the entire window. So the grip affects the entire window, although it is a status bar style.

GRIP applies to only resizable windows. When it is specified, any resizing of a window using the grip triggers the same event as would resizing the window in a conventional way. If you specify grip in a non-resizable window, it is ignored.