Bit of a weird one this, more for aesthetics/readability than functionality, but it breaks functionality by using it!
I have an address bar that is updated as you would expect. But, as it looks all the text looks squished together, I though about adding this substitute to have spaces between folder names and it looks much better:The problem is that it breaks this:So I'm wondering if there's a way to have it somehow substitute on address bar instead:#Explorer# is your chosen file manager, which is where this breaks. It works with windows explorer, but not my file manager.
Could InlineSetting do what I want?
Does that make sense at all?
Thanks for your help.![:thumbup:]( "Thumbs Up")
I have an address bar that is updated as you would expect. But, as it looks all the text looks squished together, I though about adding this substitute to have spaces between folder names and it looks much better:
Code:
[mPath]Measure=PluginPlugin=FileViewPath="#@#GameBar\#Path#\#Folder#\"Substitute="#PROGRAMPATH#":"","\":" \ "Code:
[Open]Meter=StringMeterStyle=sAllText | sSettings | sHighlightFontSize=(17*#Scale#)Text=[\xE838]LeftMouseUpAction=[mPath]Code:
[FolderPath]Meter=StringMeasureName=mPathMeterStyle=sAllTextStringAlign=LeftCenterFontColor=#White#InlineSetting=Color | #Yellow#InlinePattern=Files: | Path: Text=| Files: [mFileCount] | Path: ... \ [mPath]LeftMouseDoubleClickAction=[#Explorer# /path="[mPath]"]Could InlineSetting do what I want?
Does that make sense at all?
Thanks for your help.
Statistics: Posted by sl23 — September 18th, 2024, 2:33 pm — Replies 8 — Views 353