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i use the Glaze theme and the "trayclock" is 12h and i want it to be 24h how do i change?? :((((

edit your config file and change, probably the label config, from 12 hour to 24 hour.

hmm could'nt find something in the base.rc (which in the label config is in ) :|

is it this code i'll change? and what should i change too?

DateTimeLabelText "[date('h')]:[date('nn')] [date('am/pm')]\n[date('ddd')] [date('mmm')] [date('d')]"

Check Litestep\Docs. It should contain label's documentation.

i've already checked the docs to labels but could'nt found something...

its in there

but how does it look?

from label.txt

The [date], [time], and [uptime] data sources can optionally take a format
as a parameter. The following character sequences will be interpreted in
the format (anything else is included verbatim):

m month (1-12)
mm month with leading zero (01-12)
mmm abbreviated month name (Jan, Feb, etc)
mmmm full month name (January, February, etc)
d day (1-31)
dd day with leading zero (01-31)
ddd abbreviated weekday name (Sun, Mon, etc)
dddd full weekday name (Sunday, Monday, etc)
yy 2-digit year
yyyy 4-digit year
h hour (1-12)
hh hour with leading zero (01-12)
i hour (0-23)
ii hour with leading zero (00-23)
n minute (0-59)
nn minute with leading zero (00-59)
s second (0-59)
ss second with leading zero (00-59)
am/pm am/pm indicator

you gonna help him go to the bathroom too?

I changed 12 to 24 from label.txt but nothing happens.

you changed 12 to 24...so (I'm hoping) you mean you changed it from:

DateTimeLabelText "[date('h')]:[date('nn')] [date('am/pm')]\n[date('ddd')] [date('mmm')] [date('d')]"

to

DateTimeLabelText "[date('i')]:[date('nn')] [date('am/pm')]\n[date('ddd')] [date('mmm')] [date('d')]"

or to

DateTimeLabelText "[date('ii')]:[date('nn')] [date('am/pm')]\n[date('ddd')] [date('mmm')] [date('d')]"

please tell me I'm right?

Haha@DeViLbOi

Btw, why is it using only [date]? I guess that would work and all, since it's giving the "time" syntax definitions, but you'd think it should simply be "[time('ii:nn am/pm')]\n[date('ddd mmm d')]"

I think the old label used just date...

Not according to the snippet above. ^^^^

:P