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<blockquote data-quote="JuanC2" data-source="post: 849102" data-attributes="member: 119326">I posted this in the Skins section, but maybe this is a better place to do it. I hope to explain well what I mean.I'm trying to make a minimized version of the TV Guide (2 or 3 rows + program description) to overlay it and browse the EPG while watching TV.Resizing the controls in MyTVGuide.xml skin file and using the backgroung mode I've had a minimized EPG working this way. But I'd like to get both versions of the guide: normal (fullscreen) and minimyzed, and be able to choose one or the other.So I made a new MyTVGuide_small.xml with the same window id as MyTVGuide.xml and the resized controls. Then created a menu entry setting it to this resized xml file, but It shows me the normal fullscreen guide. I supose that MediaPortal ignores the MyTVGuide_small.xml file because it has the same window id that normal MyTVGuide.xml file has.Now I don't know what to do, cause I think the window id defines the its operation in MediaPortal code.The question is: Is it possible to have two different windows with the same operation in MediaPortal? How can it be done?Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JuanC2, post: 849102, member: 119326"] I posted this in the Skins section, but maybe this is a better place to do it. I hope to explain well what I mean. I'm trying to make a minimized version of the TV Guide (2 or 3 rows + program description) to overlay it and browse the EPG while watching TV. Resizing the controls in MyTVGuide.xml skin file and using the backgroung mode I've had a minimized EPG working this way. But I'd like to get both versions of the guide: normal (fullscreen) and minimyzed, and be able to choose one or the other. So I made a new MyTVGuide_small.xml with the same window id as MyTVGuide.xml and the resized controls. Then created a menu entry setting it to this resized xml file, but It shows me the normal fullscreen guide. I supose that MediaPortal ignores the MyTVGuide_small.xml file because it has the same window id that normal MyTVGuide.xml file has. Now I don't know what to do, cause I think the window id defines the its operation in MediaPortal code. The question is: Is it possible to have two different windows with the same operation in MediaPortal? How can it be done? Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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