[Q] Colours for temperatures

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Sokudoningyou

Sokudoningyou

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I saw someone else had asked a similar question, but I tried that answer's template, and then also the website, and neither is working, sooo....

I'm using text (not rich text, does this matter?) to tell me the current conditions and the temperature. I tried using the conditional code in the "edit text manually" section, and then, in the "advanced parameters" section. So far, I have #WCCOND#, #WCTEMPN#$<=32?[c]#00ffff[/c]$, to change the temperature to a light blue when it's 32 or below. This was also trial and error: the other two attempts based off the examples I tried, the temperature entirely disappeared: now, at least, it's still visible, but it's not turning blue even though it's 19 outside. Am I writing this code wrong?
 
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If you want to change the color of the temperature only, use [c]$#WCTEMPN#<=32?#ff00ffff:#ff000000$[/c] in advanced parameters and #WCTEMPN# as text.

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Sokudoningyou

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CopKiller76 said:
If you want to change the color of the temperature only, use [c]$#WCTEMPN#<=32?#ff00ffff:#ff000000$[/c] in advanced parameters and #WCTEMPN# as text.

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Does it matter if it's text, or rich text?

....also, I'm using six number colour codes, does that make a difference?

Nevermind, I think I've got it. I'm just a little annoyed that between your example, the website's example, and someone else, the code doesn't seem to match
 
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Sokudoningyou

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CopKiller76 said:
Doesnt matter richtext only has a few more options.

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Okay, so then, if I use the Advanced Parameters, is it going to affect everything within the module? I'm trying to apply this idea to my battery stats, using #BSTAT#, #BLEV#, and #BLEFT#. All three are present in the module, but in Advanced Parameters, I'm only trying to apply a change in colour (like the website example) to #BLEV#. However, it changes all three instead of just one.
 
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The change in advanced is for the complete module. In this case you have to use rich text and try doing this with bb-code.

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---------- Post added at 08:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:12 PM ----------

Try this #BSTAT# $#BLEVN#<=30?[c=#ffff0000]#BLEV#[/c]:[c=#ff00ff00]#BLEV#[/c]$ #BLEFT#

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As i look over my other widgets i see there is a change in the newest zooper(themer zooper?). If you write the # in a color tag there is sometimes an error. Try this:
#BSTAT# $#BLEVN#<=30?[c=ffff0000]#BLEV#[/c]:[c=ff00ff00]#BLEV#[/c]$ #BLEFT#
On Android you have to use 8 digit colorcode cause the first 2 digits are for the alpha value. use 00 to ff for 0-100% alpha.

Edit: This is not for Advanced Parameters, its for the Edit Text input field!
 
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Sokudoningyou

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CopKiller76 said:
As i look over my other widgets i see there is a change in the newest zooper(themer zooper?). If you write the # in a color tag there is sometimes an error. Try this:
#BSTAT# $#BLEVN#<=30?[c=ffff0000]#BLEV#[/c]:[c=ff00ff00]#BLEV#[/c]$ #BLEFT#
On Android you have to use 8 digit colorcode cause the first 2 digits are for the alpha value. use 00 to ff for 0-100% alpha.

Edit: This is not for Advanced Parameters, its for the Edit Text input field!
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I actually got it to work finally, but I'm just using the battery level as a separate piece within the widget. Much less stress. But thanks!
 
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Sokudoningyou said:
I actually got it to work finally, but I'm just using the battery level as a separate piece within the widget. Much less stress. But thanks!
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In case this might help either of you down the road, here's a paste from an app I built where this works.

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[c]$ #BLEVN#  > 30 ? #FFA0A0A0 $$ #BLEVN#  <= 30 && #BLEVN# > 15 ? #FFE2892B $ $ #BLEVN# <= 15 ? #FFFF3F3F $ [/c]
 
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    If you want to change the color of the temperature only, use [c]$#WCTEMPN#<=32?#ff00ffff:#ff000000$[/c] in advanced parameters and #WCTEMPN# as text.

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