Can I use a binding to an object’s background color?
Can I use a binding to an object’s background color?
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Yes. Check the box property and use the ‘c’ for the content color.
http://www.lightninglauncher.com/wiki/doku.php?id=bindings_box
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So set the binding to “c:$variable” ?
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Well, the best way to know is to try it! 🙂
If the ‘variable’ variable contains the color, then yes.
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TrianguloY none of this seems to work
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/wkwLU6V8lpuiVkLMDHn0FZTj_K8DY6TgZp6HZ5QHqDla7WQnRawODXMx7TEviBIZFjsgCLdejw
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TrianguloY
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You aren’t getting any errors? The binding must be between apostrophes
‘c:$variable’
If still it doesn’t work, what is the content of that variable? A very helpful ‘debug’ trick is to set that exact binding to the label binding of an item, so you know exactly what it is.
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Now it’s just being transparent
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The color must have a transparent value, and make sure you are writing it with the 0x prefix if it is in hexadecimal.
‘c:0xff00ff00’
This above will turn the background to green.
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My label looks like #FF00AABB – how can I reformat that?
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Thanks! It works!
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/DQ4G-ZyEUhmsCGAtTzs8D1hSFKV8fA0NCoyoh6z0qATeTJGRVa0WFDVVXMXE99mmwvlZSRh9wg
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TrianguloY now, is there a way to apply a binding to every item in a folder at once?
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There is, but using a script.
Or, you can select the item with the binding, copy its style, select the other items and apply the style (this will copy all bindings and the other properties). The copy/paste style buttons are the fourth and fifth from the top in the right toolbar
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