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• Custom image drop-down list appears not appropriate on Blackberry 9000 Simulator

  Hello

  I created the custom in my code drop-down list. my code works fine for other simulators.

  But when I tried to run on Blackberry 9000 Simulator from the drop-down list not shown correct image he cuts half the size of the image.

  I check my code, I did not manually height for the drop-down list.

  Please tell me why image appears not appropriate Simulator 9000.

  Welcome to the forums.

  I'm guessing that you don't know how to use the insert of Code button.  If you look at the top of the editing window, you will see a number of options for formatting such as police.  Look to the right and there are two buttons, one is used to insert the code.  Hover over the buttons and you will see a description.  Press the button insert the Code, add your code and you will see something like the following:

      public void drawListRow(ListField list, Graphics g, int index, int y, int w) {
          Bitmap bitmap = Bitmap.getBitmapResource(arrowBitmapName);
          int fontWidth = getFont().getAdvance(text);
          int width = Display.getWidth() ;
          int height = list.getRowHeight();
          g.setColor(Color.BLACK); g.setFont(fontPlain);
          g.drawBitmap(0,0, bitmap.getWidth(), bitmap.getHeight(), bitmap, 0, 0);
          g.drawText(text, 3, y-drptextHeight, 0, w);
      }
  

  I think it's the routine that you use to draw each line of your drop...

  I recommend that move you as much code as you can out of this method.  It's called very often.  Creating a Butmap here, which is an expensive operation, is not a good idea, especially when the Bitmap image in reality does not change.  So create once and use it in the drawListRow.

  Also use the parameters that are passed.  The width you have to paint is given in the parameter, and perhaps not the same as the actual display width.

  In any case, this code draws the Bitmap to (0, 0).  I susspect should be at (0, y).  This could explain why it is not drawn correctly.  You seem to have a similar problem with the text.

  The drawListRow is assigned a value of 'y' and should paint from y to y + listField.getRowHeight ().  But in fact drawListRow has access to the area of the entire painting, so can do too much else.  You must code your method correctly to get good results in your list.

  Hope this helps, if not, please post your code so we can actually read.  In fact, as I say to others, do not post your real code.  Create a simple example that we can run illustrating your problem.  Then everything can run your example and see the problem.  Never stick all your code.  People are put off by the number of lines of code.

• Populating drop-down list with SQL

  I have a database and I want to fill the drop-down list with a 'Group By' request to show the various categories without showing many of the same.  Here's the code I'm having difficult with:

  DropDown {
                  id: filterSelect
                  visible: true
                  enabled: {if (purchaseValue != false){false}}
                  bottomPadding: 20
                  title: qsTr("Category:") + Retranslate.onLanguageChanged
                  horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Center
                  options: Option {
                      id: allOption
                      text: qsTr("All") + Retranslate.onLanguageChanged
                      selected: true
                  }
                  onSelectedOptionChanged: {
                      if(filterSelect.selectedOption == allOption){
                      _app.refreshObjects()
                      }
                      else{
                      dataSource.query = "select * from items where categoryfield LIKE '%"+ filterSelect.selectedOption.text+"%'"}
                  }
                  attachedObjects: [
                      ComponentDefinition {
                          id: optionFactory
                          Option {
  
                          }
                      }
                  ]
                  onCreationCompleted: {
  //                    "select categoryfield from items group by categoryfield"
                      var newOption = optionFactory.createObject()
                      newOption.text = 'Text to add' // or a variable fetched from data source
                      //newOption.otherfields = ...
                      filterSelect.add(newOption);
                  }
              }
  

  I have a data source that fills the listview, I want to use the same database to populate the drop-down list.  How should I go about this?  I tried to configure a different DataSource {} just for the dropdown menu, but I couldn't make it work.  In bold text, I am not clear as where I incorporate my SQL query against the newOption.text =

  TL; DR I try to use a SQL query to fill my menu drop-down using the same PB that is used for the listview.

  Any help will be appreciated and thanked!

  A friend by the name of Roger Leblanc http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/vendor/70290/?lang=en&countrycode=CA helped me and created a small code example to explain how it works.

  import bb.cascades 1.2
  import bb.data 1.0
  
  Page {
      Container {
          DropDown {
              id: dropdown
          }
          ListView {
              id: myListView
              dataModel: dataModel
              listItemComponents: [
                  ListItemComponent {
                      type: "item"
                      StandardListItem {
                          title: ListItemData.categoryfield
                      }
                  } // end of ListItemComponent
              ]
          } // end of ListView
      }
  
      attachedObjects: [
          GroupDataModel {
              id: dataModel
          },
          DataSource {
              id: dataSource
  
              // Load the data from an SQL database, based on a specific query
              source: "asset:///pinguin.db"
              query: "select categoryfield from items group by categoryfield"
  
              onDataLoaded: {
                  // After the data is loaded, insert it into the data model
                  // This will populate the ListView. You don't want to show
                  // categoryfield in ListView, I just wanted to show the difference
                  // between populating a ListView and a DropDown
                  dataModel.insertList(data);
  
                  // Now, this will populate the DropDown by iterating through every
                  // data from the query and adding it one by one to the DropDown
                  // using the optionFactory Component Definition to add dynamically
                  // new Options to the DropDown
                  for (var i = 0; i < data.length; ++i)
                  {
                      // Create new Option
                      var newOption = optionFactory.createObject()
  
                      // Set the Option text to categoryfield
                      newOption.text = data[i].categoryfield
  
                      // Add the Option to DropDown
                      dropdown.add(newOption);
                  }
              }
          },
          ComponentDefinition {
              id: optionFactory
              Option {}
          }
  // end of DataSource
      ]
  
      onCreationCompleted: {
          // After the root Page is created, direct the data source to start
          // loading data
          dataSource.load();
      }
  }
  

• Contact API - results subscription to drop-down list

  I currently use the code below to get all available phone numbers and e-mail addresses for a contact:

  QVariantList ApplicationUI::getPhoneNumber(int contactId)
  {
      ContactService *contactService = new ContactService();
      Contact contactInfo = contactService->contactDetails(contactId);
      QList numberList = contactInfo.phoneNumbers();
      QVariantList no_s;
      int length = numberList.size();
  
      for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
          no_s << numberList.at(i).value();
      }
      return no_s;
  }
  
  QVariantList ApplicationUI::getEmailAddress(int contactId)
  {
      ContactService *contactService = new ContactService();
      Contact contactInfo = contactService->contactDetails(contactId);
      QList emailList = contactInfo.emails();
      QVariantList no_s;
      int length = emailList.size();
  
      for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
          no_s << emailList.at(i).value();
      }
      return no_s;
  }
  

  ContactPicker {
              id: contactPicker
              onContactSelected: {
                  contactPhoto.imageSource = _app.getContactPhoto(contactId)
                  if (contactPhoto.imageSource == "") {
                      contactPhoto.imageSource = "asset:///IMG/user_placeholder_blue.png"
                  }
                  firstName.text = _app.getFirstName(contactId)
                  surname.text = _app.getSurname(contactId)
                  phoneNumber.text = _app.getPhoneNumber(contactId).toString()
                  emailAddress.text = _app.getEmailAddress(contactId).toString()
              }
          }
  

  However, this feature is out just now all the available phone numbers and email addresses - for contact - to a text field, but I was wondering if it would be possible to output the list of individual options in a drop-down list instead of just their output in a text field?

  You will need to use ComponentDefinition and dynamically create each Option.

  Here is a code to do this:

  /*
   * Copyright (c) 2011-2014 BlackBerry Limited.
   *
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   * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
   * You may obtain a copy of the License at
   *
   * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
   *
   * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
   * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
   * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
   * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
   * limitations under the License.
   */
  
  import bb.cascades 1.2
  
  Page {
      Container {
          DropDown {
              id: dropDown
          }
          Button {
              onClicked: {
                  // Remove all options from DropDown
                  dropDown.removeAll()
  
                  // Create a VariantList to mimic a list of number returned by your C++ function
                  var listOfPhoneNumber = new Array()
                  for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
                      var randomNumer = Number((Math.random() * 9000) + 1000).toFixed(0)
                      var phoneNumber = "1-555-666-" + randomNumer.toString()
                      listOfPhoneNumber[i] = phoneNumber
                  }
                  console.log("listOfPhoneNumber: " + listOfPhoneNumber)
  
                  // Iterate the list of number and add them to DropDown
                  for (var i = 0; i < listOfPhoneNumber.length; i++) {
                      var newOption = emptyOption.createObject()
                      newOption.text = listOfPhoneNumber[i]
                      dropDown.add(newOption)
                  }
              }
          }
          attachedObjects: [
              ComponentDefinition {
                  id: emptyOption
                  Option {}
              }
          ]
      }
  }
  

• How to set the number of visible items in the drop-down list

  How can I specify the number of elements is visible in the list when I open a drop-down list? By default, I see 5 items, but I want to extend that to 10.

  Reference doc: http://www.blackberry.com/developers/docs/airapi/1.0.0/qnx/ui/listClasses/DropDown.html

  for example

  var dd:DropDown = new DropDown();
  DD.x = x;
  DD.y = y;
  dd.rowCount = 10 ; Set this value to the need... like for example 10
  CDI Width = w;
  CDI Height = h;

  ...

• How can we change the visibility of the drop-down list after its creation?

  I create a QML document with three drop-down lists.  Depending on how "trans_type" is selected, only to drop Extra should be displayed.  If the option "account" is selected, the drop-down list is visible and the DD category is hidden.  The reverse is true if the 'category' option is selected.

  Here's how I build my QML document:

  void Testing::updateFields()
  {
      if (m_form.isNull())
          return;
  
      // Clear all fields from the form
      m_form->removeAll();
  
      // Clear the internal mapping
      m_fields.clear();
  
      //get the transaction page ready
      QmlDocument *qml = QmlDocument::create("asset:///transaction.qml").parent(this);
  
      DropDown* trans_type = qml->createRootObject();
      trans_type = DropDown::create().title("Transaction Type");
      trans_type->add(Option::create().text("Accounts").value("0"));
      trans_type->add(Option::create().text("Categories").value("1"));
      trans_type->setSelectedIndex(0);
      connect(trans_type, SIGNAL(selectedIndexChanged (int)), this, SLOT(onDDChange(int)));
      m_form->add(trans_type);
  
      DropDown* account_dd = qml->createRootObject();
      account_dd = DropDown::create().title("Account");
      account_dd->add(Option::create().text("No Account").value("0"));
      //... code to populate account drop down here...
      account_dd->setSelectedIndex(0);
      m_form->add(account_dd);
  
      DropDown* category_dd = qml->createRootObject();
      category_dd = DropDown::create().title("Category").visible(false);
      category_dd->add(Option::create().text("No Category").value("0"));
      //... code to populate category drop down here...
      category_dd->setSelectedIndex(0);
      m_form->add(category_dd);
  
  }
  

  Everything is displayed properly on the page.  onDDChange is called and it shows a Toast that the option has been selected.  Here is what I currently have in onDDChange:

  void Testing::onDDChange(const int &info)
  {
      QString msg = "Switched To: ";
      if(info == 0) {
          msg = msg + "Account";
      } else if(info==1) {
          msg = msg + "Category";
      } else {
          msg = msg + "Unrecognized";
      }
      showToast(msg);
  }
  

  I can't figure out how to get the drop down lists to be visible/hidden depending on the needs.  There is a function "setVisible()" for the drop, but I can not understand how to operate without the app crashing.  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__cascades__dropdown.html#function-setVisible-v...

  My questions are:

  1. How can I change the visibility of the appropriate dropdown lists in a different function when the status of the main drop-down list is changed?

  2. is there a way to define an id for drop-down lists?  If not, how am I supposed to go into the drop-down lists in a variable later so I can receive their value or change the visibility?

  Any help would be great.  I've been struggling with this for a while.

  There are a number of methods you could use signals and slots between your code and the QML or something simple is assign "objectName" as a property, then this search in C++.

  http://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/documentation/dev/integrating_cpp_qml/

  Something like

  DropBox db = mRootContainer->findChild("dropboxname");
  db->setVisible(true);
  

• Update from the drop-down list on the duration

  Hello, I'm fairly new to Java and Blackberry development.

  I am doing an application with a few editable text fields and drop-down lists. What I want to do is to change the options from the drop-down list (ObjectChoiceField), according to what is written on the text fields, all without pressing a button. Can someone give me a hand here? I thought to use invalidateAll to redraw the field, but I'm not sure.

  Thank you.

  OK, something else, this looks bad for me:

  your having

  unitChoiceField.setChangeListener (editListener);

  But editListener is not defined until after that, so with that statement, you're

  the listener of null changes.

  Put this line after you set your headset to changes.

  Also we say something "does not work", is not very useful.  If please do some debugging and tell us what he does not she should do this, rather than saying that it does not work.  Imagine that you took your car be fixed and told them that it did not work.  Would they be able to fix it?

• Display custom message summary on the notification area of the drop-down list [OS 6.0]

  Our application is the addition of notification messages in a custom folder app and display an indicator on the taskbar showing the number of unread status messages.

  OS 6.0 when you tap on the status bar, a drop-down list box notification appears, with a few summaries of Messages message natives and phone app. Some other apps done RIM may also fit in the status bar and show a few words of their message below (Facebook and Twitter apps for bb, AppWorld) State

  We also want to show our messages on this drop-down list box. Is there a way to do this? Thanks for your help!

  Yes, this can be done. Take a look at the messagelistdemo that is included in the SDK Java BlackBerry and BlackBerry JDE for an example.

• Fill the drop-down list in the SQL data source

  I have a data source that retrieves data from an sqlite database. How do I pass two areas of this query to a drop-down list on the page. I want to create a drop down list with the value and the text of this data source

  Hello

  To extract the values you need to wait for onDataLoaded. "data" parameter is a list of cards.

  An example of code for data access :

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Cascades-development/SQLite-count-query/m-p/2477699#M27180

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Cascades-development/DataSource-data-in-JavaScript/m-p/244171...

  To add an option to the menu drop-down:

  attachedObjects: [
    ComponentDefinition {
      id: optionFactory
      Option {
      }
    }
  ]
  
  ... to add an option:
  
  var newOption = optionFactory.createObject()
  newOption.text = 'Text to add' // or a variable fetched from data source//newOption.otherfields = ...
  dropdownId.add(newOption);
  

• dynamically load the Options in a drop-down list in C++

  Hey guys,.

  I'm trying to dynamically load items Option in a drop-down list by using C++.  I have a function in my class of WorkManager file that does the trick:

  QStringList WorkManager::getListOfItems() {
      int i = 0;
      QStringList taskNames;  // used for debugging mainly, so i can print the list out to debug
      QList  myObjects = m_model->toListOfObjects();
      DropDown * dpList = bb::cascades::Application::instance()->scene()->findChild("scriptListDropDown");
      if (dpList != 0 ) {
          dpList->setSelectedOption(0);
          dpList->removeAll();
          for (i = 0; i < myObjects.size(); i++) {
              Task * myTask = (Task *) myObjects[i];
              taskNames.append(myTask->taskName());
              dpList->add(Option::create().text(myTask->taskName()).value(myTask->command()));
  //          delete myTask;  // do I need to delete the task object?
          }
  //      qDebug() << "WorkManager::getLIstOfItems(), ---> list of tasks is : " << taskNames;
          return taskNames;
      } else  {
          qDebug() << "WorkManager::getListOfItems(), ---> dpList was 0";
          return taskNames;  // empty list
      }
  }
  

  I also found this thread:http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Native-Development/Adding-options-to-a-DropDown-from-c/m-p/21... that helped me get the filled drop-down list when the application starts.

  However, I need to re - fill list from time to time, when the list (a GroupDataModel) changes.  calling the function above a second time anywhere in my application appears to hang the application immediately.

  I think / thought it might have something to do with the slot for the onSelectedValueChanged, but I can't understand it.

  It seems down right when I do dpList-> removeAll().

  I also can't seem to find the right place to call this function to an object of type in my class.  I think it's because the drop-down list is not ready yet as the dpList * is always 0 unless what I call after the line:

  app->setScene(root);
  

  in the applicationui.cpp file.  Calling it works on start-up, but trying to update the list later (by removeAll() and recreate) causes the app crashing.

  is there a better way to do it?  .. and make it safer?  I can't understand how to do this.

  Thank you!

  J

  First, drop the:

  dpList->setSelectedOption(0);
  

  Not only if it is not necessary, but it will explode your application if the function is called when there is already no options in the menu dropdown.

  Also, do NOT delete the task, because it is still owned by the datamodel. I also see that you use type casting C, which just blindly accepts your cast, even if it's a mistake. Instead, if you know for sure what kind it will be this way instead:

  Task* myTask = static_cast(myObjects[i]);
  

  If you are not sure if the type you are casting the is the type you need, use the dynamic_cast instead:

  Task* myTask = dynamic_cast(myObjects[i]);
  

  The advantage of this more static_cast , is that if you try to perform a type cast is not compatible, then myTask will be set to NULL.

  Alternatively, Qt offers a replacement for dynamic_cast which works on platforms where is not regular C++ casts.

  Task* myTask = qobject_cast(myObjects[i]);
  

  It is functionally equivalent to dynamic_cast, but as I said, it works on all platforms that Qt exists, whereas dynamic_cast cannot.

  Once you did get back to us.

  oddboy wrote:

  Hey guys,.

  I'm trying to dynamically load items Option in a drop-down list by using C++.  I have a function in my class of WorkManager file that does the trick:

  QStringList WorkManager::getListOfItems() {
      int i = 0;
      QStringList taskNames;  // used for debugging mainly, so i can print the list out to debug
      QList  myObjects = m_model->toListOfObjects();
      DropDown * dpList = bb::cascades::Application::instance()->scene()->findChild("scriptListDropDown");
      if (dpList != 0 ) {
          dpList->setSelectedOption(0);
          dpList->removeAll();
          for (i = 0; i < myObjects.size(); i++) {
              Task * myTask = (Task *) myObjects[i];
              taskNames.append(myTask->taskName());
              dpList->add(Option::create().text(myTask->taskName()).value(myTask->command()));
  //          delete myTask;  // do I need to delete the task object?
          }
  //      qDebug() << "WorkManager::getLIstOfItems(), ---> list of tasks is : " << taskNames;
          return taskNames;
      } else  {
          qDebug() << "WorkManager::getListOfItems(), ---> dpList was 0";
          return taskNames;  // empty list
      }
  }
  

  I also found this thread:http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Native-Development/Adding-options-to-a-DropDown-from-c/m-p/21... that helped me get the filled drop-down list when the application starts.

  However, I need to re - fill list from time to time, when the list (a GroupDataModel) changes.  calling the function above a second time anywhere in my application appears to hang the application immediately.

  I think / thought it might have something to do with the slot for the onSelectedValueChanged, but I can't understand it.

  It seems down right when I do dpList-> removeAll().

  I also can't seem to find the right place to call this function to an object of type in my class.  I think it's because the drop-down list is not ready yet as the dpList * is always 0 unless what I call after the line:

  app->setScene(root);
  

  in the applicationui.cpp file.  Calling it works on start-up, but trying to update the list later (by removeAll() and recreate) causes the app crashing.

  is there a better way to do it?  .. and make it safer?  I can't understand how to do this.

  Thank you!

  J

• List drop-down list of reading value

  Hello

  I have a button and a drop-down list in the next row under drop downgrade, at the click of the button, I want to display value based on the drop-down list. Is there a way to read/extract value from list as and when the user click on it. I don't want to leave the screen, but offers more functionality for the user. It is not enough for me:http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/17971/Create_a_drop-down_list_509565_11.jsp

  This article suggests ObjectChoiceField for a drop-down list, which already has what you are looking for:

  getSelectedIndex() and getChoice (int index). To seize the moment of choice being made, use FieldChangeListener.

• How to fill the drop-down list components installed?

  I have installed Eclipse and the blackberry for eclipse plugin that includes the component pack 4.5.0. I have installed all of the components listed on this page: http://na.blackberry.com/eng/developers/javaappdev/javaeclipseplug.jsp. The versions 4.2.1 and 4.3.0 are zip files that I add to Eclipse by using the software update-> add the site-> archive. Version 4.6.0 and 4.6.1 4.7.0 are exe files that settle in the location C:\Program Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE component Package 4.x.x.

  In the folder plugins on the box, I see version 4.3.0 and listed 4.5.0 4.2.1. When I go on Blackberry JDE-> installed components and click the drop-down list box, the only pack component that I see is 4.5.0. How do the other components packs appear?

  Well it's resolved, I guess. After about 3 hours, the software updates-> add the site-> repository for the Blackberry update works. When I installed the components as a result, they appear in the drop-down list. It's a little confusing, because I already tried this at least 5 times and each time before eclipse was a java error when doing this.

• DropUp instead of the drop-down list?

  I would like to add a drop-down list to a container that is anchored to the bottom of the screen.  In this test the drop continues to fall in the direction towards the bottom, even if she turns off the screen.  Is there a way to make it act as a DropUp?

  Thank you

  Nick

  Hey nwgarner,

  There is a property for the class drop-down menu called showListAbove that allows you to get what you want (set it to true). Here is a link for more details on this topic:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/developers/docs/airapi/1.0.0/QNX/UI/listclasses/dropdown.html#showListAbov...

  hope that helps. Good luck!

• How to restore the search bar drop-down list and the search engine icon today as it was in version FF 33?

  Some ealier time, I managed to go back to the drop down list via editing about: config and setting browser.search.showOneOffButtons to false.

  But yesterday firefox asked me to improve my search and I agreed. After that, I see ugly new tile instead of the drop-down list.

  How can I go back to find it is old menu drop-down appearance?

  "browser.search.showOneOffButtons" was a temporary pref which lasted from Firefox 34 upward through 42 of Firefox. The underlying code that have supported this preference is gone like Firefox 43.

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer/ has an option for old search (experimental) in Options of CTR > UI (1)

• I need to rearrange the order of the 'required securities' at the top of the drop-down list bookmark.

  Hi, useful friends Firefox,.

  I need help to reorganize my combo of bookmarks to make things run in the way that I like. I am former fighter user of Firefox (and Mozilla/Composer etc. way back when). I use Firefox 42.0 on openSUSE 13.2. These two are completely up to date. I'm a fan of Firefox, which is the only browser that I use on my laptop.

  My question is about how to prefix some unwanted with "ZZZ -" titles to make sure they appear only at the bottom of the drop-down list of bookmarks, rather than at the top. The problem is that these six tracks only appear on the list box dropdown bookmarks when I press < Alt > + < B >. They do not appear in the window "library / all bookmarks" in a way I can modify them to insert the prefix. The six titles that I want to move to a more appropriate (and less prominent) space in the list are:
  View all bookmarks
  Bookmark this page
  Subscribe to this page
  To bookmark all tabs
  Bookmarks toolbar
  Download bookmark modules

  I won't be taken away entirely optional. That's why I wish they were downstairs. I just want to get them out of sight, since I was a very organized hierarchy within my bookmark system. I always use strikes, never the pointer clicks, allowing access to my favorites. Those with six in my view area when I opened my favorites to get some desired that URL seems unnecessary. By placing a prefix ZZZ - in front of them, they in alphabetical index would be at the bottom of the list, rather than at the top.

  I would like any ideas you have to help me move these six titles.

  Thank you

  Dave

  Those are the elements that appear in the list by default.
  You can try to give them a higher value of - moz-box-ordinal-group to reorder the items and move them down.
  All items have to - moz-box-ordinal-group: 1 by default.
  You can set the number to set a specific order of each of the elements.

  Add code to the file userChrome.css below default @namespace.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/userChrome.CSS

  @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */
  
  #bookmarksToolbarFolderMenu,#bookmarksMenuItemsSeparator {-moz-box-ordinal-group:10}
  #bookmarksShowAll, #organizeBookmarksSeparator {-moz-box-ordinal-group:15}
  
  #menu_bookmarkThisPage,
  #subscribeToPageMenuitem,
  #menu_bookmarkAllTabs {-moz-box-ordinal-group:11}
  
  #menu_unsortedBookmarks {}
  

  The file userChrome.css (UI) customization and userContent.css (Web sites) are located in the folder of chrome in the Firefox profile folder.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Editing_configuration

  See also *.

  • DOM Inspector: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/dom-inspector-6622/
  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/DOM_Inspector
  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/Introduction_to_DOM_Inspector