Calendar plugin states and text wrap

[Guest Stomski]

I have a new homescreen on the way that uses the calendar plugin...

Firstly, because I display and , when there are "no upcoming appointments", this text is slightly right due to the undisplayed .

I thought I could get around this by having a modifier in the label for the noevent state, but that doesn't seem to work. Is there a different state that I'm forgetting about?

Here's the code:

   <plugin clsid="{865A354A-4A96-4687-B001-C155DC0DBE76}" name="calendar" height="16">

        <label x="12" y="0">

           <format state="noevent" x="10"/>

           <text><time /> <subject /></text>

        </label>

    </plugin>

Secondly, when there is an upcoming appointment with a long subject, this text isn't displayed (presumably because it's moved on to the hidden next line due to the height of the plugin).

Is there a way to turn this off other than having two labels?

Thanks,

-Stom.

[Guest aadadams]

I have a new homescreen on the way that uses the calendar plugin...

Firstly, because I display and , when there are "no upcoming appointments", this text is slightly right  due to the undisplayed .

I thought I could get around this by having a modifier in the label for the noevent state, but that doesn't seem to work.  Is there a different state that I'm forgetting about?

Here's the code:

   <plugin clsid="{865A354A-4A96-4687-B001-C155DC0DBE76}" name="calendar" height="16">

        <label x="12" y="0">

           <format state="noevent" x="10"/>

           <text><time /> <subject /></text>

        </label>

    </plugin>

Secondly, when there is an upcoming appointment with a long subject, this text isn't displayed (presumably because it's moved on to the hidden next line  due to the height of the plugin).

Is there a way to turn this off other than having two labels?

Thanks,

-Stom.

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I would increase the height to 30 so that two lines could be displayed. I have not experienced the offset you mention when no event is calendered.