Panels
An partial list of panel that can be used in Panorama UIs.
You can also use the Panorama Debugger to inspect any existing Panorama UI to see how it was built.
You can also see the Javascript API:Javascript API to learn how to control these elements.
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Panel
An empty panel. Generally used for hierarchy, layout, or borders. Similar to an HTML 'div'.
It's important to note that the top level Panel in your XML file CANNOT have an id; it must be a class in order to render properly.
Button
A button. Doesn't have any visual elements itself - add child Label or Image, or provide visuals using a CSS background.
Example:
<Button id="ShuffleTeamAssignmentButton" onactivate="OnShufflePlayersPressed()">
<Label text="#custom_game_team_select_shuffle" />
<Image src="file://{images}/control_icons/shuffle.psd" />
</Button>
Image
An image. Supports the same file formats that engine textures do. (PNG, PSD, TGA, etc.)
Example:
<Image src="file://{images}/custom_game/my_image.png" />
Note:Images live in content folder and are automatically compiled to VTEX_C files in the game tree, so in the example above your PNG should live here: content/dota_addons/ADDON_NAME/panorama/images/my_image.pngImages also support several different scaling methods that determine how the image content is positioned and sized within the panel's bounds:
nonestretch(the default)stretchxstretchystretch-to-fit-preserve-aspectstretch-to-fit-x-preserve-aspectstretch-to-fit-y-preserve-aspectstretch-to-cover-preserve-aspect
Example:
<Image src="file://{images}/custom_game/my_image.png" scaling="stretch-to-fit-preserve-aspect" />
Label
Text. Supports plain text or HTML. It is highly recommended to place all strings in a localization file so that they can be translated into multiple languages. See the Localization page for details.
Example:
<Label text="Hello world!" />
HTML labels support a number of inline tags. Supported attributes include:
<b>Bold</b><i>Italics</i><em>Emphasis</em><strong>Strong</strong><h1>Heading 1</h1><h2>Heading 2</h2><br>- newline<p>- new paragraph<li>List Item</li><a>Anchor</a>- supports several attributes. Theses attributes can be a website link (e.g. "http://www.example.com"), a panorama event (e.g. "event:AddStyle( MyCustomClass )"), or a javascript function (e.g. "javascript:DoSomething()".href- triggered on clicking the anchoronmouseover- triggered on mousing over the anchoronmouseout- triggered on mousing off of the anchoroncontextmenu- triggered on right clicking the anchor
<img src="file://{images}/custom_game/my_image.png"><span class="MyCustomClass">Some Text<span>- preferred way to have different formatting on text ranges within a label. The class referenced is loaded from the CSS file associated with your XML file. You can also placeclass="MyCustomClass"on the other range tags (e.g.<b>,<i>,<a>)<font color="#ff0000">Some Red Text<font>- supported, but generally a better practice to use a span with a class.
Example:
<Label html="true" text="Click <a href="http://www.example.com">here<a>" />
TextEntry
A user-editable text box.
Example:
<TextEntry id="MyEntry" maxchars="100" placeholder="Type here..." oninputsubmit="OnSubmitted()" />
DropDown
A control to pick among a set of options.
Example:
<DropDown oninputsubmit="OnDropDownChanged()">
<Label text="Entry 1" id="entry1"/>
<Label text="Entry 2" id="entry2"/>
<Label text="Entry 3" id="entry3"/>
<Label text="Entry 4" id="entry4"/>
</DropDown>
Note:Each element in the dropdown must have a unique id.ToggleButton
A button that toggles its selected state on/off when clicked. Often represented as a checkbox.
Example:
<ToggleButton checked="true" text="Checkbox 1" />
<ToggleButton text="Checkbox 2" />
RadioButton
A button is part of a group of buttons, of which only one is active at a time.
Example:
<RadioButton checked="checked" group="Demo" id="Demo1" text="Radio button 1"/>
<RadioButton group="Demo" id="Demo2" text="Radio button 2"/>
<RadioButton group="Demo" id="Demo3" text="Radio button 3"/>
DOTAHeroImage
A version of the Image control that automatically displays a hero image.
You can control which hero to display by either setting the heroid or heroname property.
There are three styles of hero images that can be picked using the heroimagestyle property:
landscape- 128x72, used in the scoreboard.portrait- 71x94, used in the hero selector.icon- 32x32, used on the minimap.
Example:
<DOTAHeroImage heroid="5" />
<DOTAHeroImage heroname="npc_dota_hero_nevermore" />
<DOTAHeroImage heroname="npc_dota_hero_pudge" heroimagestyle="portrait" />
DOTAAvatarImage
Displays the steam avatar for a user's steamid.
Use steamid="local" to represent the local player, or a full 64-bit steamid to represent any other user.
Example:
<DOTAAvatarImage steamid="local" />
DOTAItemImage
Example:
<DOTAItemImage id="myitem" itemname="xxxxitemNamexxx" />
DOTAAbilityImage
Example:
<DOTAAbilityImage id="myability" abilityname="xxxxabilityNamexxx" />
DOTAUserName
Displays the steam username for a user's steamid.
Use steamid="local" to represent the local player, or a full 64-bit steamid to represent any other user.
Example:
<DOTAUserName steamid="local" />
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