(2020-07-17, 00:06)shedrock Wrote: @bsoriano 

Hi Bart,

I reverted back to the previous scrolling method in the template.xml file. I prefer the time offset between each shelve. When they are all in sync, for example in my case, I have 3 shelves and it looks weird all 3 scrolling at the same time. It is less confusing when they move independent from each other. Maybe it may be too much work to implement, and I don't know for certain, but what about adding an option for a time differential between each scrolling shelve?

Thanks,

Shedrock

(2020-07-17, 01:04)bsoriano Wrote:  

Quote:What would you think about just selecting different autoscroll times for each shelf? I can add more options (say 8 seconds, 9 seconds besides 7 seconds), so that you can choose 7 for one, 8 for the second one and 9 for the third, and that way they are not in sync, but they are not too far from each other in terms of scrolling.  Please let me know if this option would suit you, since it would be way easier to implement.

(2020-07-17, 01:10)shedrock Wrote:

(2020-07-17, 01:04)bsoriano Wrote:  

Quote:What would you think about just selecting different autoscroll times for each shelf? I can add more options (say 8 seconds, 9 seconds besides 7 seconds), so that you can choose 7 for one, 8 for the second one and 9 for the third, and that way they are not in sync, but they are not too far from each other in terms of scrolling.  Please let me know if this option would suit you, since it would be way easier to implement.

The above idea is actually a perfect solution, and that's actually what I was trying to convey.

Thanks Bart,

Shedrock

(2020-07-18, 23:40)shedrock Wrote: @bsoriano 

Hi Bart,

I believe I've found a bug. If there is only one tv show episode airing today, then I get multiple instances of that episode since the scrolling shelves have been implemented. Here is a screenshot.



Regards,

Shedrock

(2020-07-19, 01:03)bsoriano Wrote: @shedrock , that is an unfortuante consequence of changing the container type to a wraplist when autoscroll is enabled for a widget.  I just changed it on GitHub to list instead of wraplist, can you please test and let me know how it looks that way? Thanks.

Regards,

Bart

(2020-07-19, 13:40)shedrock Wrote: @bsoriano - Hi Bart,

Okay, so here is what I discovered since your recent changes to the scrolling shelves. When I reboot my machine, the widgets load (set to 7 seconds) but they don't begin to scroll until a minute or more has gone by. Somehow the timing got mixed up with the new changes. I am a bit lost because each shelf is responding differently as far as the timing goes. Two shelves set at 7 seconds should scroll in 7 seconds, but that's not the case here.

UPDATE: I reverted back to the previous committed template.xml file, and just left the recently committed Includes_Shelf_Contents.xml and script-skinshortcuts.xml files. This seems to work as it should, but I had to turn off scrolling for the "Episodes Airing Today" widget, which is fine by me.

Regards,

Shedrock

(2020-07-19, 22:00)bsoriano Wrote: @shedrock, thanks for looking at this.  I reverted back to using wraplist instead of list for autoscroll.  The timing seems to be correct in my tests.  I uploaded that change to GitHub already.  I think that it's better to have the wraplist and have some repeated items if the widget has very few items and you want to autoscroll.  As you mentioned, it might not be very useful anyway to autoscroll a widget if you can see all of the items at the same time on the screen.

Regards,

Bart

(2020-07-22, 03:27)mmortal03 Wrote: Is there a way to remove the artwork/poster placeholder box (in green box)?

Also, at least in my situation, there's this seemingly unused strip of menu that goes all the way across and behind the artwork (in orange box). Is there a way to remove this so that more of the video can show through? Thanks!