Re: change commandline background color when focused

Hi.

Rodolfo Borges <rodolfo.borges@...> enlightened the world by
writing these words of wisdom:
> On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 10:08 AM, M. Terada <teramako@...> wrote:
> > The other way is that
> > write the below into .vimperatorrc
> >
> > javascript <<EOM
> > (function(){
> > var inputElm = document.getElementById('liberator-commandline-command');
> > function swapBGColor(event){
> >  inputElm.parentNode.style.backgroundColor = event.type=="focus" ?
> > "yellow" : "";
> > }
> > inputElm.addEventListener('focus',swapBGColor,false);
> > inputElm.addEventListener('blur', swapBGColor,false);
> > })();
> > EOM
> >
> This works for me, thanks.
> And, vimperatorrc is a better place for this anyway.

Works nice for me too. Even better then the CSS version, which left the
space behind the leading `:' in the command line uncolored. I also like
having it in my vimperatorrc instead of some other plugin's config or
the userChrome.css.

Since I find this so useful, I was wondering if a similar thing was
possible to make pass-through mode more noticable - i.e. make the
commandline green. I'm not familiar with the vimperator source code, so
I have no idea if this would as easy as the solution above. Any
suggestions on what events one would have to take care of to do that?

Greetings,
Frank

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Hi.

Rodolfo Borges <rodolfo.borges@...> enlightened the world by
writing these words of wisdom:
> On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 10:08 AM, M. Terada <teramako@...> wrote:
> > The other way is that
> > write the below into .vimperatorrc
> >
> > javascript <<EOM
> > (function(){
> > var inputElm = document.getElementById('liberator-commandline-command');
> > function swapBGColor(event){
> >  inputElm.parentNode.style.backgroundColor = event.type=="focus" ?
> > "yellow" : "";
> > }
> > inputElm.addEventListener('focus',swapBGColor,false);
> > inputElm.addEventListener('blur', swapBGColor,false);
> > })();
> > EOM
> >
> This works for me, thanks.
> And, vimperatorrc is a better place for this anyway.

Works nice for me too. Even better then the CSS version, which left the
space behind the leading `:' in the command line uncolored. I also like
having it in my vimperatorrc instead of some other plugin's config or
the userChrome.css.

Since I find this so useful, I was wondering if a similar thing was
possible to make pass-through mode more noticable - i.e. make the
commandline green. I'm not familiar with the vimperator source code, so
I have no idea if this would as easy as the solution above. Any
suggestions on what events one would have to take care of to do that?

Greetings,
Frank

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