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MacOS Dashboard Widgets
Submitted by Chris Oliver on Fri, 02/23/2007 - 16:06.I recently got a Mac and took a look at their dashboard widgets. Such widgets consist of several files:
- An HTML file
- A CSS file
- A JavaScript file
- Image files
Of course, I had to try to see how hard it would be to do the same thing in F3. Here's the F3 version of the Calculator widget:
Unfortunately, it's currently impossible to create transparent windows in Java on non-MacOS platforms, so in those cases you won't see the dropshadow and rounded corners.
It only took a few minutes to write the visual elements in F3 (I just used F3Pad). And about another hour to add the behavior (I borrowed the design of the non-visual part of the calculator from an ancient Java applet I found on the net).
F3 Source:
Original Source:
| Calculator.html |
| Calculator.css |
| Calculator.js |