I have created a toolbar and added buttons to it. After that I would like to get its width and height. I thought that would be an easy task but I have spent a long time searching and have yet to find anything that works. Can someone help me out?
Thanks
Mike

Hello All,

I have been strugling with a really annoying problem and figured I'd throw it out to the dojo community for some advice.

Currently I have a a set of buttons to control page content. They work fine and I have had moderate success adjusting their width BUT I cannot get IE and FF to have the exact same width buttons.

To be more specific, I'd like something similar to the "Line Width" in this link:
http://www.xdraw.org/xdhTest.html

That is the third icon in the second row. When you click "Line width" icon, a drop down line width(in line images, instead of numbers) will appear.

A dijit.ColorPalette() is already available for changing colors in Dijit. I wonder if similar things for stroke width changes available in Dijit too.

The design of one of our applications requires that a certain text box be only wide enough to display a few digits at a time (30px).

There's no problem actually setting the width to 30px but when a user types in the text box, they can only ever see one digit at a time. It seems the rest of the digits are being bumped out of view.

Hi all,
i'm not really sure if i'm right in the development discussion of if my post is more a post for the support forum.
Please decide if you want to move this thread.

I create the FilteringSelect object with an empty store. Store items are filled lateron dynamically with ...store.newItem...
When creating the FilteringSelect i do not know anything about the items created lateron. Therefore i can set just an initial value for the with of the FilteringSelect when creating.

Hi at all
i have one problem on setting the initial size (width) of the AccordionPane who reside on a split pane:

I have this code:

CSS

html, body { height: 100%; width: 100%; margin: 0; padding: 0; }
 #left { width: 100px }

HTML