WirelessDJ
Any easy wat to change the archive font?
Mensajes Fri 07 Jan 05 @ 8:44 am
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Do you mean the font in the skin, for music database?
You need to change the font in the skin XML file for that, its not hard...
You need to change the font in the skin XML file for that, its not hard...
Mensajes Fri 07 Jan 05 @ 1:34 pm
WirelessDJ
It is hard if you do not know XML
ARe the fonts just regular TTF windows fonts directory or are the fonts included with VDJ?
ARe the fonts just regular TTF windows fonts directory or are the fonts included with VDJ?
Mensajes Sat 08 Jan 05 @ 10:43 am
clax
=> Windows Fonts
=> Go to c:\Program Files\VirtualDJ\Skins (or the other directory where you installed VDJ if different)
=> Open the .zip file according to the skin you want to change
=> Open the .xml file with a text editor (e.a. Notepad)
=> Find the Replace it with another font
=> To know the fonts name just open the corresponding section in the control pannel
=> Go to c:\Program Files\VirtualDJ\Skins (or the other directory where you installed VDJ if different)
=> Open the .zip file according to the skin you want to change
=> Open the .xml file with a text editor (e.a. Notepad)
=> Find the Replace it with another font
=> To know the fonts name just open the corresponding section in the control pannel
Mensajes Sat 08 Jan 05 @ 1:35 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
@ Wireless
changing font and font size in skins is not to hard... (for music brownser)
the technical how-to-do is here:
http://www.virtualdj.com/support/developers/skin.html
look for the BROWNSER element there...
it says in plain easy to understand words, what to change in the brownser element to change fonts etc
;)
changing font and font size in skins is not to hard... (for music brownser)
the technical how-to-do is here:
http://www.virtualdj.com/support/developers/skin.html
look for the BROWNSER element there...
it says in plain easy to understand words, what to change in the brownser element to change fonts etc
;)
Mensajes Mon 10 Jan 05 @ 3:13 pm
WirelessDJ
ok so lets say I have a font in my fonts directory called lcdfont.ttf
I should then open the zip file of the skin I am using, then the xml file and search for browser? and replace what?
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The element
The browser element sets the space that will be used to draw the windows (search, files, ...).
You can only have one browser element in a given skin file, but you do have to define one.
The syntax of the browser element is .
The browser definitions are:
: Give the width and height of the browser window
: Give the position of the browser window on the screen
: Give the main text's font, size and colors
: Give the options text's font, size and colors
: Give the colors and font for the widgets (scrollbars, ...)
: Set a color transformation matrix that will be applied on the built-in graphics (icons, ...)
I should then open the zip file of the skin I am using, then the xml file and search for browser? and replace what?
===
The element
The browser element sets the space that will be used to draw the windows (search, files, ...).
You can only have one browser element in a given skin file, but you do have to define one.
The syntax of the browser element is .
The browser definitions are:
: Give the width and height of the browser window
: Give the position of the browser window on the screen
: Give the main text's font, size and colors
: Give the options text's font, size and colors
: Give the colors and font for the widgets (scrollbars, ...)
: Set a color transformation matrix that will be applied on the built-in graphics (icons, ...)
Mensajes Tue 11 Jan 05 @ 1:38 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
you should replace this under the "brownser" element inside the xml file:
text font="ledfont"
size="your size choice"
(leave the widget font as it is, if its defined by the skin maker)
text font="ledfont"
size="your size choice"
(leave the widget font as it is, if its defined by the skin maker)
Mensajes Tue 11 Jan 05 @ 3:06 pm