On Feb 18, 2009, at 8:03 PM, Anca Paula Luca wrote:
Dan Miron wrote:
Hi, Regarding the http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-2964 issue, this is how I see it: - Grabbing the icons from the silk iconset - Creating a macro called 'icon' with the following parameters: - fileName (required) the name of the file which holds the icon; here I see two possible approaches: - with (optional) - height (optional)
An example of usage would be the following: {{icon fileName="arrow_out.gif" with="20" height="20" /}} WDYT?
Would it be any difference between this macro and the image markup ([[image:reference]] or image:reference), besides the way the image file resolution (image: looks it up as an attachment whereas the {{icon}} macro would getit from the silk icon set) ?
This is possible but we would need a different uri. So yes we could introduce: icon:arrow_out But I don't like it too much because it means changing the rendering engine code for something that is not core IMO. Thanks -Vincent
Any way we could make these icons accessible as image: references instead of building a whole new macro for it, for syntax simplicity?
Happy coding, Anca Luca