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Originally Posted by Kliptik
Thanks for the explanation! You know a TON more about manila files than I do!!!
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Just to clarify, I know a lot about graphics and image mapping, a good amount about programming code in general, and not so much about manila. But I'm learning. I managed to change the text color in my Comm Mgr tab to white so I could read it and I'm going to attempt to add the title text in my calendar tab. I'm about to try my hand at Lua... all in an effort to change the current day focus color from green to pink in my calendar tab. I found the code line for it using notepad, thought it was a Mode 9 file, d/l'd M9 Editor only to discover that it is actually a Lua file. Down the rabbit hole I go again. LOL
Here's something interesting, though. When I was reading the code in the weather mode 9, I found an entry which refers to an "easter egg"... Not sure if it means anything - well, I'm sure it does, but normally they're some sort of hidden thing that's triggered by a specific event. Curiouser and curiouser.
Maybe it's just a title, since the component containing the temperature data is called "GizmoRoot".
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Instead of attaching the CAB to the first post, I put a link to your post. That way you'll get the "Thanks" for it.
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Thank you. That was very thoughtful.
xoxo Maureen