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Plaid
Originally shared by Thomas Greer
Plaid
Wall: plaid- edited Google image search, girl- edited G+, I think Ruth berrios post
Clock/Weather: Zooper widget pro, widget and weather icons by me
Icons: by me
Launcher: Lightning Launcher
]]>Widgets freezing all the time. Anybody else having this issue?
Widgets freezing all the time. Anybody else having this issue?
I am trying to nest a panel into a specific place within a sidebar.
I know, LLW Super screen switcher is old and absolutely out, but…
I know, LLW Super screen switcher is old and absolutely out, but…
Pierre Hébert
]]>What about using a forum and a ticketing system instead of the Google+ communities ?
Some discussion took place about this possibility in a previous post: https://plus.google.com/u/0/103093032559823320012/posts/B9Uk7kRkUdt
]]>Is there a easy Way to Display a Tasker Variable in LL?
Catlog after Load event not being fired after reboot
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ug0hsdep7thmfge/2015-09-10-21-20-57.txt?dl=0
Hi, i like to show/hide an item at the desktop with a script.
Thanks.
]]>A request for a new method
Pierre Hébert Some days ago I explained my problem/request in this post:
https://plus.google.com/113118516831358902202/posts/BrotoGjPK28
With Lukas Morawietz and TrianguloY I found a solution but it is not so efficient ’cause it requires to be applied 2 times and also some restarts…
What I’m asking to you is if it could be possible to implement a new method in LL script API that aims to apply directly a style to a container with immediately visual results (namely that updates properties it-self).
Perhaps with a structure similar to this:
var path= LL.getContext().getFilesDir()+”/themes/”+styleName;
container.setContainerStyle(path);
It would be nice if it can automatically apply default item background images, masks ecc.
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D5 Creation