Using an Image Resource in a Pulldown

timthedevguy / BGHUDAppKit

* BGHUDAPPKIT is no longer under development by me, I hope that the community will keep it alive and going as I no longer have time to dedicate to the project** The missing HUD controls. Please scroll down to read the readme file for an important notice concerning the future of BGHUDAppKit. Note that there are multiple versions available, 10.5+, 10.6.7, and now 10.7. As soon as I learn how I'll make these all one code base if possible.

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Using an Image Resource in a Pulldown #19

Closed ghost closed 13 years ago

ghost commented 14 years ago

I'm able to add an Image resource for each item in a pulldown for the typical Cocoa pulldowns (Popup button with type=pulldown). When I try this with the BGHUD toolkit, the image doesn't appear. Do I need to do anything to get it to work?

timthedevguy commented 14 years ago

I got this to work just fine. Could you explain what steps I should use in order to reproduce the issue?

Pulldown Image

ghost commented 14 years ago

Good point - it works fine with text (titles), but if you want a solely iconic pulldown without text, the image goes away. However, this works fine with the standard cocoa pulldown.

timthedevguy commented 14 years ago

Still works fine for me, maybe I'm doing something wrong.

ghost commented 14 years ago

I set the image in the menu item attributes, and removed the title there. Did you do the same? Thanks for the prompt feedback, btw.

timthedevguy commented 14 years ago

Aha, found it! I was leaving the title in place and just selecting the Image Only position in the IB inspector panel. Doing it your way, deleting the title, does in fact make the image disappear.

timthedevguy commented 13 years ago

Pulldown Image Issue

Assigning an image and deleting the title now properly show the image. (Without selection Image Only).

I thought I fixed this one last year, Closed by 1b24f8ae9f1ccc655435df4741632c3a504de4fa.