ttt-skin guide

[Panel Normal Toolbar Skin]

Description: separate bg for the normal panel toolbar
Version: since 9.5 in skin.ini, since 9.5 implemented
Visible: open a panel in order to see the panel normal toolbar with individual buttons (below the panel header), also the search panel inner part
Related: Hotlist panel skin: separate bg for the normal panel toolbar and behind the panel treeviews, 9.0›
Hotlist skin: general bg behind all the panel toolbars, 9.0›
Search skin: separate bg for the search panel including full search panel/tab, 9.0›
Toolbar button skin: general base area around common toolbar buttons if not specified elsewhere, 9.0›

Padding: ✔
Margin: -
Spacing: ✔ space between buttons
Color: ✔
Colorize: ✔
Border/Border color: ✔
Text color: ✔ priority [Toolbar button skin] - [Panel normal toolbar skin] - [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin] - [Browser window skin]→ 3D-ojects from OS
Text bold: -
Text underline: -
Text shadow/Text shadow color: -
Text zoom: - but in general for the Toolbar button skin
Blend: -
Child: ✔
Clone: ✔
If no image / no color in the section, you see: [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin]→ Black bg

Section-types: .top, .left, .bottom and .right
Section-states: .hover, .selected, .pressed, .attention, .disabled (only text color for buttons if not already defined in the `Toolbar button skin`)

If no section, Info-Version 3 and
- Options-Fallback background 1, you see: [Panel Normal Toolbar Skin] from standard-skin
- Options-Fallback background 0, you see: [Hotlist panel skin] from current-skin
If no section, Info-Version 2 and
- Options-Fallback background 1, you see: [Hotlist panel skin] from current-skin
- Options-Fallback background 0, you see: [Hotlist panel skin] from current-skin

Note 1: the divider you see in the standard-skin at the bottom of the [Panel Normal Toolbar Skin] is part of it`s background image; therefore the bottom padding is set to 14px

Note 2: here the relations between all the panel skins - please note, that all the statements here are made without having clones. An arrow means: this skin you see on top of the next skin - so all the settings not made in this skin, comes from the next. For instance: if there is no image and no color in the [Panel normal toolbar skin] you see the image/color of the [Hotlist panel skin] - and if the [Hotlist panel skin] have no image/color, you see the image/color of the [Hotlist skin]:
Note 3: here the order in another form:
[Hotlist panel header skin] - [Hotlist skin]
[Hotlist selector skin] - [Hotlist skin]
[Panel normal toolbar skin] - [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin]
[Panel treeview skin] - [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin]
[Panel browser skin] - [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin]
[Transfer panel details skin] - [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin]
[Multilineedit skin] - [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin]
[Search skin] - [Hotlist panel skin] - [Hotlist skin]