TildaNiobe wrote: ↑September 4th, 2022, 1:58 pm
I want to stick the label "hostname" in front of the text. So I created this string, which seems to match other values that have labels:
You haven't added the [MeasureUserName] data
ps: %1=MeasureUserName
TildaNiobe wrote: ↑September 4th, 2022, 3:28 pm
I ended up with the following MeterUserName block and it works now, thank you.
Even if this does work, it's not a proper solution, because as can be seen in the posted screenshot, the information returned by the skin (for instance the up- and download speed) are positioned to right, far from the labels (Upload and Download). But your hostname is position right after the colon. This makes the whole skin to look weird (maybe just my opinion!?).
If you want to fix this, for sirst you should post the whole code of your skin. Would be much easier to make proper recommendations.
I agree, the placement and font makes it look wonky. I was going to tackle that another time. It's Labor Day weekend, I have building projects to work on! Only came to the computer to get my hardware store order placed for pickup later this afternoon.
OK, off I go. Got all my electrical installed, time for testing.
TildaNiobe wrote: ↑September 4th, 2022, 8:38 pm
I agree, the placement and font makes it look wonky. I was going to tackle that another time. It's Labor Day weekend, I have building projects to work on! Only came to the computer to get my hardware store order placed for pickup later this afternoon.
OK, off I go. Got all my electrical installed, time for testing.
tass_co wrote: ↑September 4th, 2022, 9:45 pm
I think the code below will fix the view
Sorry, but I believe it doesn't, because the user name rarely is the same (DEATHSTAR in this case). This is returned by the [MeasureUserName] measure, so it varies from computer to computer. That's why its length varies as well, so aligning it to left and placing it to certain position, is not doing properly the job.
Based on the posted screenshot and code snippets, I assume TildaNiobe works with illustro's Network skin. If I am right, the [MeterUserName1] and [MeterUserName2] meters should look this way:
balala wrote: ↑September 5th, 2022, 10:39 am
Sorry, but I believe it doesn't, because the user name rarely is the same (DEATHSTAR in this case). This is returned by the [MeasureUserName] measure, so it varies from computer to computer. That's why its length varies as well, so aligning it to left and placing it to certain position, is not doing properly the job.
Based on the posted screenshot and code snippets, I assume TildaNiobe works with illustro's Network skin. If I am right, the [MeterUserName1] and [MeterUserName2] meters should look this way:
it's true if you say balala
I don't know where i going from here, but i promise it won't be boring...