Contents 1 In World of Warcraft 2 Wikia 3 Mac OS X 4 External links

In World of Warcraft Edit

In a World of Warcraft Interface Customization context, a widget refers to a (usually visible) component of the user interface, such as a "Frame", "Button", "EditBox", etc.

Widgets can be created via XML (using WoW's XML markup, or via the CreateFrame() API, and further be controlled run-time with functions in the Widget API.

Wikia Edit

Most  Wikia wikis support small functional sidebar boxes called "widgets". See Special:Widgets for what can be used.

Mac OS X Edit

In Mac OS X 10.4 or later, a widget is a small applet that runs in the context of an application called the Dashboard.

Example of a World of Warcraft-related Widgets:

• WOWdget - Forwards searches to various item DBs (Wowhead, Thottbot, and Allakhazam).
• WoW Server Status Widget 2.1 - Reads Blizzard's server list and status.
• World of Warcraft Raid Calendar Widget 1.06 - Displays the upcoming raid instance reset dates. It is compatible with all server zones (Euro, US, Korea, China, and Taiwan) and supports international and German date format.

External links Edit

geocities.com WOWdget - WOW widget for Dashboard

skia.net WoW Server Status Widget 2.1

apple.com World of Warcraft Raid Calendar Widget 1.06