<div class='window-content' draggable="true">
	
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		Note! If you're making these templates, there must be exactly one root.
		Make sure there's no comments or text before/after the root element.
		E.g. make sure there's no newlines or spaces after the </div> in this case.
		Scripts won't run - put all your code into the C# file.
		CSS goes into {name}-style.html e.g. floating-style.html.
		That's because multiple windows might be opened.
		
		Note: By default, the mouse/input only needs to move 1px to start dragging a "draggable" element.
		(It makes the drag/drop API a lot more useful for UI's)
		If you want standard behaviour, use mindrag="default".
	-->
	<div class='window-title-bar'>
		<div style='display:inline;color:black;position:relative;top:3px;' -spark-title>
			<!-- Title of the iframe will be placed in here -->
		</div>
		<div class='window-close' onmousedown='Widgets.Widget.CloseThis'>
			<!-- The Widget.CloseThis method figures out which widget this is and closes it for you -->
			<img src='resources://floating-CloseButton.png' style='position:relative; top: 4px;'>
		</div>
	</div>
	<iframe class='window-iframe' resize-target="parent"></iframe>
</div>