Posted by member 32550 on 2007-09-06 09:03:34 link
Just look in the various xPaint... Docs in xTaskbar.
ALL settings mentioned in there work for all states.
Basically its always the same: (for all xPaint... Classes)
xTaskbar + "PREFIX" + "SETTING"
"PREFIX" can be "" -> xTaskbarPaintingMode
or anything mentioned in the Module Docs!
For xTaskbar:
Its in the docs! Feel free to enhance the Online Docs once you have understand it. ;)
-> xTaskbarBUTTONPaintingMode
-> xTaskbarNORMALButtonPaintingMode
-> xTaskbarActiveButtonPaintingMode
...
All this applied to all settings mentioned in xPaintTexture.
It is the same for Icons (xPaintIcon), the Text (xPaintText) or the Tooltip (xPaintTooltip).
Tooltip text is simply not customizable in the way you want it!
And yes xLabel can do anything that shortcut2 can do. :P
ALL settings mentioned in there work for all states.
Basically its always the same: (for all xPaint... Classes)
xTaskbar + "PREFIX" + "SETTING"
"PREFIX" can be "" -> xTaskbarPaintingMode
or anything mentioned in the Module Docs!
For xTaskbar:
All xPaintTexture settings are valid for the xTaskbarButtons!
(Button Type) = PlaceHolder, can be one of the following:
1. "Button" = Default value for ALL Button States
2. "NormalButton" = Normal Button State
3. "ActiveButton" = Active/Selected Button State
4. "MinimizedButton" = Minimzed Button State
5. "FlashingButton" = Flashing Button State
6. "HoverButton" = Hover Button State See Also: xTaskbarShowHoverState
7. "PressedButton" = Pressed Button State See Also: xTaskbarShowPressedState
8. "GroupedButton" = Grouped Button State See Also: xTaskbarUseGrouping
The needed xPaintTexture "Prefix" is the TASKBARNAME+(Button Type)!
(Button Type) = PlaceHolder, can be one of the following:
1. "Button" = Default value for ALL Button States
2. "NormalButton" = Normal Button State
3. "ActiveButton" = Active/Selected Button State
4. "MinimizedButton" = Minimzed Button State
5. "FlashingButton" = Flashing Button State
6. "HoverButton" = Hover Button State See Also: xTaskbarShowHoverState
7. "PressedButton" = Pressed Button State See Also: xTaskbarShowPressedState
8. "GroupedButton" = Grouped Button State See Also: xTaskbarUseGrouping
The needed xPaintTexture "Prefix" is the TASKBARNAME+(Button Type)!
Its in the docs! Feel free to enhance the Online Docs once you have understand it. ;)
-> xTaskbarBUTTONPaintingMode
-> xTaskbarNORMALButtonPaintingMode
-> xTaskbarActiveButtonPaintingMode
...
All this applied to all settings mentioned in xPaintTexture.
It is the same for Icons (xPaintIcon), the Text (xPaintText) or the Tooltip (xPaintTooltip).
Tooltip text is simply not customizable in the way you want it!
And yes xLabel can do anything that shortcut2 can do. :P