Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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@ronny3050 I’m sorry. I don’t understand if this made any difference other than it took some extra time to load the indicator. Is there a way to change colors in the css file now or what…? Sorry once more for being such a nublet and thank you for taking your time to do stuff like this!
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@Advokaten @pjkoeleman Silly me, I am sorry, I thought you requested colors for the speed gauges, which are already there. As for colors for the wifi strength indicator, there are two ways:
- CSS coloring (you have complete control over the colors)
- Pre-made images with different colors (colors chosen by me).
I am sure 1 would be preferred. I will get back to you in a little bit with my progress on this. Thank you very much for suggesting this.
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Yes #1 preferred ;)
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@cowboysdude Usually preferred = harder ;)
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@ronny3050 said in Internet Monitor:
@cowboysdude Usually preferred = harder ;)
LOL yeah me too but for once thought I’d go the easier route…
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@ronny3050 Option 1 would be quite amazing, yes! Another question, would it be possible to remove everything in the module except for the wi-fi indicator part, to make it smaller and quicker (maybe easier to configure for nubs like me)? Like remove all unnecessary files and coding. I’m afraid I’ll break it if I tinker with it lol.
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@ronny3050 you could achieve this with css3 filters
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@Advokaten sure, I’ll clean it up :)
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@strawberry-3.141 Hey bro, thanks for the heads up! I was going to go that route except not sure whether everyone’s raspberry browser supports css3.
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@strawberry-3.141 said in Internet Monitor:
@ronny3050 you could achieve this with css3 filters
I swear to God I’m calling you “Magic Man”… :)
