I found a solution, but this is not very good, since sdk / panel.js does not seem to open a raw Panel object to configure / expand or create another panel from an existing one.
Here:
(1) Get the sdk / panel.js source here: panel.js (raw) or from the sdk folder found in your xpi addon.
(2) Add it to your add-ons as a new file.
(3) Change the required parameters for this cloned file (lines 16-24) so ββthat they point to the correct location from your addon.
Example: change
const { validateOptions: valid } = require('./deprecated/api-utils');
to
const { validateOptions: valid } = require('sdk/deprecated/api-utils');
(4) Find line 137 and modify the css variable as you like. For instance:
... let css = [ ".panel-inner-arrowcontent, .panel-arrowcontent {padding: 0;}", //original css rule ".panel-inner-arrowcontent, .panel-arrowcontent {opacity: 0.50; border-radius: 0.35in;}" //additional css rules: semi-transparent panel with rounded borders. ].join(" "); ...
(5) Use a modified version of panel.js instead of the one that comes with sdk.
It should be like that. As I said, this is not particularly elegant.
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