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Guest fistgrrl
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I'm using the RJShortcuts homescreen as a template. I need to change the font to white when a plugin is selected. This code is pretty messy but it's the only way I could get it to highlight at all on selected items. Right now anything selected is blue on blue and very hard to read. Also is there a way to use one of the built-in homescreens (ie Cingular) and just add all the plug-ins to that?

<?xml version="1.0"?>

RJ

RJShort

1.00

padding-left="2" padding-right="2" bgcolor="transparent" fgcolor="black"

padding-bottom="0" b-border-color="CC3333" b-border-width="1">

<!-- Icon Bar -->

<!-- RJShortcut -->

<!-- Time -->

<!-- Call Progress -->

<!-- Calendar All-Day Event -->

All Day:

<!-- Calendar Appointment -->

<!-- Profile -->

Profile:

<!-- Messages -->

VMail:

SMS:

<!-- Missed Calls -->

Missed calls:

Posted

Add the following code between where RJshortcuts says and

 <appname valign="top" y="1" x="62" w="70" font-size="12" font-weight="bold" fgcolor="#888888"> 

  <format state="selected" font-weight="bold" fgcolor="#000000"/>

The colours I have set in this example are #888888 (grey for unselected) and #000000 (for selected state). You can change those colours to whatever value you want. You can add this code to any xml layout you want.

Guest fistgrrl
Posted (edited)
Add the following code between where RJshortcuts says and

I get a malformed XML sheet then...

i'll try pasting it in other places that may make sense.

Edit: I guess I'm not being clear here. The shortcut bar works fine. The problem is that RJShortcuts' homescreen doesn't "highlight" your other plug-ins well -- it just underlines them. I want selected plug-ins to have the typical band of color to show that it's in focus. My boss can't see very well so the "little underline" RJ Shortcuts uses isn't working for him. I have already added the blue background that shows up if he is on a selected plug-in. I need the text to be white though. It's currently blue and I've changed 188880202302 different settings and it still shows up blue.

Edited by fistgrrl
Posted

Ok - if all you want is white text for all plugins, then just change ="COLOR_HOMETEXT" to #ffffff

Does that work?

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