- February 16, 2009
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Sorry for the late replies, I'm currently studying for my final exams..
To answer your questions
In movingpictures.views.xml, search for
Code:<control><description>Rounded cover edges</description> <type>image</type> <id>246</id> <posX>00</posX> <posY>285</posY> <width>268</width> <height>371</height> <texture>#movingpictures_RoundedPosters</texture> <visible>facadeview.list+Control.IsVisible(50)</visible> </control>
Code:<!--<control><description>Rounded cover edges</description> <type>image</type> <id>246</id> <posX>00</posX> <posY>285</posY> <width>268</width> <height>371</height> <texture>#movingpictures_RoundedPosters</texture> <visible>facadeview.list+Control.IsVisible(50)</visible> </control>-->
@ uncertainty: even though I tend to listen to everyone's feedback as much as possible, I don't really find it interesting to do what you're asking for. If there were more people requesting this, I could look into it though..
I will however see if I can make the right panel of the details view a bit transparent so fanart "shines through" and see if it's pretty.
@jedritav: Yes it's possible but not plausible because it makes it harder to read. Having for example 8 gold stars and nothing else will force people to count the stars. If you have 8 gold stars & 2 white stars, you'll immediately see it's 10-2 = 8 stars..
I still cant seem to removed the rounded covers?
I deleted the code above in the xml but it stopped the overlays working completely. What should I do to remove the rounded covers, do I have to edit that code somehow?
Thanks.