I was looking through Firebug and found that an image from a tree is linking to this site.
The code
It didn't copy that well from Firebug, but you can see that it's in a tree node.
I can't find where in the css or js files that it references the image from the site. I don't believe it is intended to do so, but I can't be 100% sure either.
The code
<li class="x-tree-node"> <div class="x-tree-node-el folder x-tree-node-collapsed"> <span class="x-tree-node-indent"/> <span unselectable="on">Automotive</span> </div> <ul style="display: none;" class="x-tree-node-ct"/>
I can't find where in the css or js files that it references the image from the site. I don't believe it is intended to do so, but I can't be 100% sure either.

#2
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![]() Read the docs and the sourcecode, it's explained there.
You can set this URL yourself by setting it in the global Ext namespace : Ext.BLANK_IMAGE_URL = <url>; ![]() |
#3
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![]() Ahhh. My fault. Thanks.
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