ttt-skin guide

[Dialog Button Border Skin]

Description: space around push buttons in dialogs
Version: at least since 9.0 in skin.ini, at least implemented since 9.0
Visible: open a dialog, eg Tools→ Preferences
Related: Push button skin: push buttons in dialogs (Cancel, Help...), 9.0›
Push default button skin: preselected push buttons in dialogs (Ok, Yes...), 9.0›
Dialog skin: outer bg for all dialogs, 9.0›
Speed dial configuration dialog button border skin: space around push buttons in sd edit dialog, only padding/margin, 9.27›

Padding: ✔ recommended `Padding right = 0` in order to match the right corner of the inner dialog part
Margin: ✔ added to padding
Spacing: -
Color: -
Colorize: -
Border/Border color: -
Text color: -
Text bold: -
Text underline: -
Text shadow/Text shadow color: -
Text zoom: -
Blend: -
Child: -
Clone: ✔
If no image / no color in the section, you see: [Dialog skin]→ Black bg

If no section, Info-Version 3 and
- Options-Fallback background 1, you see: [Dialog Button Border Skin] from standard-skin (padding/margin)
- Options-Fallback background 0, you see: -
If no section, Info-Version 2 and
- Options-Fallback background 1, you see: [Dialog Button Border Skin] from standard-skin (padding/margin)
- Options-Fallback background 0, you see: -

Note 1: the [Dialog Button Border Skin] have no effect on the push buttons you see on the inner dialog parts, see the screenshot below:

Note 3: the comment in the standard-skin is misleading - no image or color is possible here! Also the `Spacing=10` entry from the standard-skin have no effect!

Note 4: in Opera versions before 9.20 it was possible to insert a color or an image (shadow) with the [Dialog Button Border Skin]

Note 5: the [Dialog Button Border Skin] affects the lower push buttons in the configure dialog for speeddial too

Note 6: the edit dialog for speeddial have its own set of skins - the corresponding skin therefore is Speed dial configuration dialog button border skin: buttons in sd edit dialog, only padding/margin, 9.27›