luisbocanegra / plasma-panel-colorizer

Latte-Dock and WM status bar customization features for the default KDE Plasma panel
https://store.kde.org/p/2130967
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Tray icons can't be colored anymore? #83

Open hrqmonteiro opened 1 week ago

hrqmonteiro commented 1 week ago

I returned to KDE today and installed the extensions, some months ago i were able to colorize things like the Spotify and KTorrent i have:

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But apparently i am not able to, they don't appear in the Text and Icons settings:

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Why?

luisbocanegra commented 1 week ago

Which version of Plasma are you in? I tested the latest release with Plasma 6.2 and can confirm is not working there.

But the main branch is working, probably because I rewrote most of the widget and now handles that better, is still a work in progress but I am hopping to be able to make a release in the upcoming weeks (hopefully less than that).

For now, you can try installing manually and report bugs if you feel like doing so.

hrqmonteiro commented 1 week ago

Well, thanks, i manually installed and now i can override the tray icons

But my question now is how can i properly set the panel to be transparent, like before? In the previous i was using 0.5 transparency and it was actually opacity

But now i am not able to replicate it?

Now: image

Before: image

hrqmonteiro commented 1 week ago

Also, please, how can i apply the vertical margins on just one element, like before? I applied only on clock so it would not have two lines

luisbocanegra commented 1 week ago

Well, thanks, i manually installed and now i can override the tray icons

But my question now is how can i properly set the panel to be transparent, like before? In the previous i was using 0.5 transparency and it was actually opacity

But now i am not able to replicate it?

This should work, if is not working it's a bug. Also the control to change floating point values is broken I need to fix that, but for now clicking on the up/down buttons still changes the values and they show the correct value after switching setting tabs.

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Also note that there are two opacities, the one from the native background and the other from the custom background, they are controlled separately.

The labels are still confusing but I plan to improve that at some point. Any suggestions are welcome of course.

luisbocanegra commented 1 week ago

Also, please, how can i apply the vertical margins on just one element, like before? I applied only on clock so it would not have two lines

This is now done through the Overrides tab:

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The UI is more complex now but also a more powerful than before, again any suggestions on how to label things in a more clear way are welcome. If there needs to be a Wiki/Guide explaining how to use it we could do that too.

hrqmonteiro commented 1 week ago

Also, please, how can i apply the vertical margins on just one element, like before? I applied only on clock so it would not have two lines

This is now done through the Overrides tab:

* create a New Override

* Click on Edit

* Adjust the margins

* Below under widgets section assign the Override to the widgets you want

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The UI is more complex now but also a more powerful than before, again any suggestions on how to label things in a more clear way are welcome. If there needs to be a Wiki/Guide explaining how to use it we could do that too.

Tried that but i believe it's not working?

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c067a550-37e2-4588-8339-e6d13ee945f1

luisbocanegra commented 1 week ago

Hmm, can you save your settings into a preset and paste the contents of the settings.json file here please.

The file will be stored in /home/$USER/.config/panel-colorizer/presets/PRESET_NAME/settings.json

luisbocanegra commented 1 week ago

Also from the Overrides tab click on export and paste the contents of /home/$USER/.config/panel-colorizer/overrides.json here