(2017-08-09, 08:46)PX80 Wrote: @Alanon: thanks 'dark interface' is what i was looking for! Now i like to change the color code for the 'dark interface' the grey-black'ish look doesnt suit very well. Can you give me a hint were this is hardcoded?

(2017-08-09, 08:46)PX80 Wrote: @Alanon: thanks 'dark interface' is what i was looking for! Now i like to change the color code for the 'dark interface' the grey-black'ish look doesnt suit very well. Can you give me a hint were this is hardcoded?


Question2: Also using SubMenustyle Small with text only, it appears pretty massive. Any way to reduce this [the background panel]?

Question3: Any chance to suppress the Icon for Submenu Items? Or in general have a transparent Icon?

(2017-08-09, 19:30)Fojjidan Wrote: Hi there,

This skin is extremely cool, however, the auto-scrolling widgets does my head in >_<. Any way to make those fixed at the moment?

Many thanks

(2017-08-10, 11:51)PX80 Wrote: skin.eminence.2.mod.Krypton\colors\default.xml
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<color name="ObjectBackground">CC011222</color>

(2017-08-11, 20:26)stevo629 Wrote: It would be great if we could type in the location for the background overlay image. I'd like to use a different image, and save that image within the kodi folder so it's easy to transfer my build to other devices, but I can't navigate to the .kodi folder on android because it's hidden.

Also, is there any way for me to manually set/lock the viewtype per app or even app menu? I know you can do it by general types like addons, movies, tv episodes, etc, but many addons that don't fit these types choose a viewtype that isn't preferable. I know other questions on this topic have been asked before, but wanted to see if there was a settings file that I could even manually enter the viewtype codes into for each addon.

(2017-08-11, 20:26)stevo629 Wrote: It would be great if we could type in the location for the background overlay image. I'd like to use a different image, and save that image within the kodi folder so it's easy to transfer my build to other devices, but I can't navigate to the .kodi folder on android because it's hidden.

Well, it doesn't really work that way. Skins reference specific files within their resource folders (like the media folder), and the given image has to conform to the location and title. So, the way to replace a particular image resource is to place a different one in its place under its name. Here's where things get complicated. Skins also reuse files and image resources. In the case of the panel image resource (media/common/white.png), it is reused many times over in various parts of the skin, so changing it would change all of them simultaneously.

On top of that, the dimensions and settings for the image used within the skin may vary greatly depending on the view-type, so if you changed an image, you'd practically need to find or make an ideal replacement, or otherwise be prepared to modify dozens of lines of code or write completely new code to accommodate the difference in images. Also, keep in mind that choosing any other image except the existing clear white will invalidate the colour selection options, as white is their basis. Again, this is not so much a quirk of the skin as the requirement of the colour picker add-on.

(2017-08-11, 23:54)stevo629 Wrote: I'm sorry, perhaps I am confused what the overlay is. I essentially want to replace the home image that is the background (planets). I have done this in the past, by replacing the current home.jpg file with a new file renamed and replacing the original. However, a skin update overwrote my change, so I'm assuming there is a better, more constant way to achieve this.

Thanks for taking the time to respond!

(2017-08-12, 09:34)stevo629 Wrote: Right, but the home.jpg will be overwritten on skin updates, correct? I believe that happened to me in the past.

And even if I want to use a fanart fallback image, I can't house the image inside my .kodi folder because I can't navigate to that hidden folder in the browse for image option. I would need the ability to type in a file location or navigate to the location via file manager.