2007-01-23, 18:09
2007-01-23, 21:40
Yes. Use <multiline>true</multiline> in the labelcontrol.
Read the skinning manual - while it's not 100% up to date, it's pretty good. And please contribute to it as well - I've written almost all of it and quite frankly I have better things to do (like code).
Read the skinning manual - while it's not 100% up to date, it's pretty good. And please contribute to it as well - I've written almost all of it and quite frankly I have better things to do (like code).
2007-01-23, 22:49
it didn't work for me...
Quote:<control type="label">
<posx>60</posx>
<posy>260</posy>
<width>160</width>
<height>40</height>
<font>font17</font>
<multiline>true</multiline>
<textcolor>FFffffff</textcolor>
<align>left</align>
<info>ListItem.Label</info>
<include>selectedcolor</include>
<include>common-fade-quick</include>
<visible>Control.IsVisible(54)</visible>
</control>
2007-01-23, 23:00
my guess would be your <height>40</height> entry..
2007-01-23, 23:03
Actually, it think it's called <wrapmultiline> not <multiline>
2007-01-23, 23:26
Msan Wrote:Actually, it think it's called <wrapmultiline> not <multiline>
thanks that did it thanks alot guys. working on a skin I think you guys'll like but I'm mainly a designer not a coder.
2007-01-24, 07:27
Sure, np.. Let us know when the skin is ready.. Always looking out for new skins
2007-01-26, 18:12
anyone know why this wont work inside of a focusedlayout tag? it works fine outside of it, but I want the title to animate with the Icon? i've been trying to figure this out for some time now to no avail. help, please!
2007-01-26, 22:28
Possibly isn't supported inside a listcontainer item. They don't use the same label system (for very good reason). I may have to look into whether I can incorporate them that so that they get all the same capabilities without me having to reproduce everything.