[edjalmo]

Hi!
I have an idea to show the wallpapers names inside a image frame (.png).
But I want this frame modify his size according to text size.
This is possible? If yes, how I do that?

Thanks!

[sualfred]

Use a button control. Button controls support textures and auto width based on the textsize.

Code:


<control type="button">
<width>auto</width>
<height>150</height>
<textoffsetx>10</textoffsetx>
<label>bla bla bla</label>
<texturenofocus border="5">myframe.png</texturenofocus>
<texturefocus border="5">myframe.png</texturefocus>
<onclick>noop</onclick>
</control>


See https://kodi.wiki/view/Button_control

Edit:
I use this method for the mpaa ratings.

[edjalmo]

Thanks, @sualfred!
I may have used a wrong word when I said "frame".
In this case is this specifically image https://github.com/bartolomesoriano/skin...ePanel.png
I don't get a good result, look

The background image don't look like the original.

The code I used

xml:
<control type="button">

<width>auto</width>

<height>40</height>

<font>FanartTitleFont</font>

<textoffsetx>10</textoffsetx>

<label>bla bla bla</label>

<texture flipx="true" flipy="true">common/TimePanel.png</texture>

<onclick>noop</onclick>

</control>

What I'm doing wrong?

[sualfred]

You mean stretched texture etc? You have to play with the border attribute like.

Code:

<texture border="20,20,20,20" colordiffuse="$VAR[AccentColor]">items/focus.png</texture>

the digits define the pixels from each side that should not be streched. Keep your texture as small as possible, otherwise it will not work in small sizes.

[edjalmo]

Thanks again, @sualfred!
But unfortunately I think I don't have knowledge to do what I want.
I found this thread, and if it still updated I think this is impossible.