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<blockquote data-quote="p13man" data-source="post: 386754" data-attributes="member: 84802">I get that but I can't see where the font tag is that determines the content of cell. The 'font 16' and 'color white' refer to the label attribute but that doesn't have a value. The imported files are common.window.xml and common.time.xml and they don't refer to the cell contents so where are the 'in cell' fonts called from. If it's not from the skin it must be from the plugin because that's where the numbers are generated.@Cul8ter -There will be a difference in size between blue3 and blue3wide if you are looking at them on the same monitor and at the same resolution because they are designed for different aspect ratios. if there wasn't a difference there wouldn't need to be wide skins and 4x3 skins.Like you, explodedK, I'm designing a skin, too and get really frustrated at the time I have to spend reverse engineering things to find out how they work. There are so many components without info. But.....that's open source. Gotta take the bad with the good but if you ever locate a really comprehensive guide, please share it. I'll do the same.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="p13man, post: 386754, member: 84802"] I get that but I can't see where the font tag is that determines the content of cell. The 'font 16' and 'color white' refer to the label attribute but that doesn't have a value. The imported files are common.window.xml and common.time.xml and they don't refer to the cell contents so where are the 'in cell' fonts called from. If it's not from the skin it must be from the plugin because that's where the numbers are generated. @Cul8ter -There will be a difference in size between blue3 and blue3wide if you are looking at them on the same monitor and at the same resolution because they are designed for different aspect ratios. if there wasn't a difference there wouldn't need to be wide skins and 4x3 skins. Like you, explodedK, I'm designing a skin, too and get really frustrated at the time I have to spend reverse engineering things to find out how they work. There are so many components without info. But.....that's open source. Gotta take the bad with the good but if you ever locate a really comprehensive guide, please share it. I'll do the same. [/QUOTE]

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