Posted by member 32550 on 2007-09-04 12:28:46 link
You should look more in the ReadMe :P
I have written it, but i know my english and explanations aren't the best.
Just some hints:
I cannot find a way to set the task background image
http://www.xdocs.ls-universe.info/pie.php?xTaskbar2#TextureSettings
For some Tooltip Modifications:
xTaskbarTooltipMode METHOD
METHOD can be one of the following:
".prefix-caption-file" -> Default
".caption-file"
".prefix-caption"
".caption"
".prefix-file"
".file"
Try xTaskbarAutoSize for your Taskbar:
AutoSize MaxTaskbarSIZE(int) [STEPS(int)] [DELAY(int)]
The Taskbar resizes/repositions itself according to the settings!
You must additionally set:
xTaskbarButtonMaxWidth
xTaskbarButtonMaxHeight
MaxTaskbarSIZE is either the maximum Width (Layout .horizontal) or Height (Layout .vertical) of the Taskbar.
Maybe it helps, at least all you want is possible somehow.
I have written it, but i know my english and explanations aren't the best.
Just some hints:
I cannot find a way to set the task background image
http://www.xdocs.ls-universe.info/pie.php?xTaskbar2#TextureSettings
For some Tooltip Modifications:
xTaskbarTooltipMode METHOD
METHOD can be one of the following:
".prefix-caption-file" -> Default
".caption-file"
".prefix-caption"
".caption"
".prefix-file"
".file"
Try xTaskbarAutoSize for your Taskbar:
AutoSize MaxTaskbarSIZE(int) [STEPS(int)] [DELAY(int)]
The Taskbar resizes/repositions itself according to the settings!
You must additionally set:
xTaskbarButtonMaxWidth
xTaskbarButtonMaxHeight
MaxTaskbarSIZE is either the maximum Width (Layout .horizontal) or Height (Layout .vertical) of the Taskbar.
Maybe it helps, at least all you want is possible somehow.