Posted by member 32550 on 2008-02-02 03:44:29 link
MultiMonitor is supported by the recent xModules (xDesk-1.0, xLabel-4.1.5, xTaskbar-2.1, xTray.2.0.2, ... -> http://www.ls-universe.info) in combination with xPaintClass-1.0.
But this is only helpful, if you use a new theme or want to create your own. Simply because converting an old theme is probably much work.
Look in the docs for the normal positioning code (...x, ...y, ...Width, ...Height).
But this is only helpful, if you use a new theme or want to create your own. Simply because converting an old theme is probably much work.
Look in the docs for the normal positioning code (...x, ...y, ...Width, ...Height).
Sets the horizontal position of the label in pixels.
If the value is positive then it is relative to the left of the Desktop/ParentLabel, if negative then to the right. You can make the position relative to the center of the Desktop/ParentLabel by appending the character 'c' after the number ("32c", "-128c") or use "Real Negative Values" by adding a '~' before the number ("~10"). Additionally you can use percent values of the Desktop/ParentLabel ("50%", "75%") and you can combine those percent values with further positioning ("20%-20", "80%+5", "100%+20").
MultiMonitor:
You can position the Label on MultiMonitor Systems with:
1@ = Relative to Primary Monitor
2@ = Relative to Secondary Monitor
3@ = Relative to Third Monitor (untested)
v@ = Relative to VirtualScreen (all Monitors combined)
Examples:
testlabelx ~5 is 5 Pixel LEFT from the LEFT SIDE ( Just as info, this isn't on the screen anymore ;) )
testlabelx -5 is 5 Pixel LEFT from the RIGHT SIDE
testlabelx 1@-5 is 5 Pixel LEFT from the RIGHT SIDE of the Primary Monitor
If the value is positive then it is relative to the left of the Desktop/ParentLabel, if negative then to the right. You can make the position relative to the center of the Desktop/ParentLabel by appending the character 'c' after the number ("32c", "-128c") or use "Real Negative Values" by adding a '~' before the number ("~10"). Additionally you can use percent values of the Desktop/ParentLabel ("50%", "75%") and you can combine those percent values with further positioning ("20%-20", "80%+5", "100%+20").
MultiMonitor:
You can position the Label on MultiMonitor Systems with:
1@ = Relative to Primary Monitor
2@ = Relative to Secondary Monitor
3@ = Relative to Third Monitor (untested)
v@ = Relative to VirtualScreen (all Monitors combined)
Examples:
testlabelx ~5 is 5 Pixel LEFT from the LEFT SIDE ( Just as info, this isn't on the screen anymore ;) )
testlabelx -5 is 5 Pixel LEFT from the RIGHT SIDE
testlabelx 1@-5 is 5 Pixel LEFT from the RIGHT SIDE of the Primary Monitor