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If the button fires an UNO command, you should
A) create an icon in an icon theme pack/folder. It should be named
lc_unocommandname.png for large icons and sc_unocommandname.png for small
ones.
B) or, if you want to reuse an existant icon, you can make a link to it:
add its name to a text file called links.txt in theme directory. Example
line:
cmd/lc_newunocommandname.png cmd/lc_existanticon.png

Sorry if I was not clear. Answering by mobile.

Regards,
Rodolfo.
Em 05/12/2013 06:30, "Samuel Mehrbrodt" <s.mehrbrodt@gmail.com> escreveu:

 Hi,

I'm trying to add the Navigation buttons that were below the scrollbar in
Writer to the Search bar, as discussed on UX-Advise.

Now I have the "Next" and "Previous" buttons working, but have two
questions:

- How can I display an Image instead of text in the toolbar?
- I have a new Uno Command for showing the Navigation window (
uno:NavigationPopup) and I catch it in sw/source/ui/uiview/view2.cxx. Now
I need to implement something like [1] (new  SwScrollNaviPopup ...).
Where should I implement this? It doesn't seem right to me to do it
directly in view2.cxx.

Thanks
Samuel

[1]
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/diff/sw/source/ui/ribbar/workctrl.cxx?id=3e8fe4d8e19be2ccd8f5bb898530e2f615a90321

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