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XUL Tutorial
The XUL Tutorial was created by Neil Deakin
Last updated on September 3, 2001
Welcome to the XUL tutorial. This tutorial describes XUL, the XML-based User-interface
Language. This language was created for the Mozilla application and is used to define
its user interface.
The XUL implementation and the Mozilla browser are ever-changing. Some of the
information contained within this tutorial may be outdated. The default skin has
changed since some of the screen shots were taken, so the images may not match up
to recent builds.
The sections on boxes and popups have been changed due to recent XUL syntax changes.
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Simple Elements
- 3. The Box Model
- 4. Common Elements
- 5. Menus
- 6. Grids, Trees and RDF
- 7. Events
- 8. XPCOM and XPConnect
- 9. Outliners
- 10. Skins and Locales
- 11. Bindings
- 12. Specialized Window Types
- 13. Installation
- 14. XUL Example
Other Documents
Recent Changes
- Reworked some of the element reference. (August 31)
- Changed the autocomplete textbox information. (August 30)
- Updated the text and button sections. (August 19)
- Incorporated the popup syntax changes. (August 12)
- Rearranged some sections. (August 6)
- Created a version which has all sections in one giant document. (August 6)
- Updated the box documentation to incorporate recent changes. (August 4)