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custom:javascript:lib:ddlightbarmenu.js [2018/12/27 21:05] – DDLightbarMenu.js was renamed to dd_lightbar_menu.js nightfoxcustom:javascript:lib:ddlightbarmenu.js [2019/05/11 14:11] – Added information about the new menuTitle property, which can be used to specify a title to write in the top border nightfox
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 | itemTextCharHighlightColor | The color of a highlighted non-space character in an item text (specified by having a & in the item text).  It's important not to specify a "\1n" in here in case the item text should have a background color. | | itemTextCharHighlightColor | The color of a highlighted non-space character in an item text (specified by having a & in the item text).  It's important not to specify a "\1n" in here in case the item text should have a background color. |
 | borderColor                | The color for the borders (if borders are enabled) | | borderColor                | The color for the borders (if borders are enabled) |
 +| menuTitle                  | The text to write in the top border (if borders are enabled).  This defaults to an empty string.  Synchronet color/attribute codes are supported. |
  
 By default, the menu selection will wrap around to the beginning/end when using the down/up arrows.  That behavior can be disabled by setting the wrapNavigation property to false. By default, the menu selection will wrap around to the beginning/end when using the down/up arrows.  That behavior can be disabled by setting the wrapNavigation property to false.
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   // long as it's not a space.  For instance, to highlight the "x" in "Exit":   // long as it's not a space.  For instance, to highlight the "x" in "Exit":
   lbMenu.Add("E&xit", -1);   lbMenu.Add("E&xit", -1);
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 +  // To enable borders and set a title to display in the top border:
 +  lbMenu.borderEnabled = true;
 +  lbMenu.menuTitle = "Options";
  
 To enable borders, set the borderEnabled property to true.  Example: To enable borders, set the borderEnabled property to true.  Example:

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