Good morning Martin,
This IS something new in qx 2.0. And I HAD used image decorators for
shadows because I used the aristo theme which did NOT used any css based
shadow decorators. Aristo ALLWAYS used the grid decorator for shadows.
So in the end what I'm complaining about is how the shadow (or
decorator) dimensions are defined. It should not be
inset: [ -10 30 30 -10 ]
in order to get a shadow of 10px on every side of a widget. It should be
inset: [ -10 10 10 -10 ]
if the new parameters for top inset and left inset have to be negative
number if the decorator should show up above or before the widget. In my
opinion the definition in qx 1.6.1 having positive number top and left
insets was perfect.
Instead with the new implementation we have to do
inset: [ -10 30 30 -10 ]
Why is that? Maybe I'm just not getting the point?
We should NOT need to make ourselves calculations like "how man px do I
have to add to the bottom inset to get a top of 10px IF i have a 10px
top decorator.
Regards
Dietrich
Am 17.07.2012 08:13, schrieb Martin Wittemann:
> Hey,
> I see the problem but thats nothing new. If you would have used the images
> for decorators instead of shadows, you would have already had that. So I
> think its better to have the same behavior for shadow and decorator all the
> time, not only after a resize of the shadow.
> Regards,
> Martin
>
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