Hey, congratulations!
danioc
Impressive quality Mike. The skin have lots of details without being busy. Love it
You can check his latest stuff at www[dot]jairoboudewyn[dot]com http://www.jairoboudewyn.com but the site is in spanish.
Good luck guys
Great suite.
promaster12, Try right click your taskbar, select "Properties", A window will open, In the "Taskbar" tab you have "Taskbar appearence" Make sure you have the item "[v] Keep the taskbar on top of other windows" Also make sure you DON'T have checked the item "[ ] Auto-hide the task
Thank you for the hard work. [e digicons]:yes:[/e]
@ Neophil78 - modify the rollupsize: * on SKS6 go to "Edit titlebars and windowFrames > UIS2 > Caption >> Extra tab >> Size of when rolled up" - and also where's located what was called in SKS 5 section Menus / Bar Background / Bar Items and Bar Items - Look Like * on SKS6 go to "Edit Controls > Edit Menus and menubars >> Standard menu bars" is tha whole section.
I hope you come back soon Fuzzy.
I hope you get better soon, be strong :)
Happy B-day! \o/
you should post it in the ObjectDock section instead of the ObjectDesktop section, maybe this will let the developer check it faster, I just clicked the title thinking it's was about Windowblinds. ObjectDock Section: https://forums.wincustomize.com/forum/176
[quote]Yeah I know I can still make 'em, but there some things I can't do On SKS 6 like hiding the startmenu shadow. Thanks danilloOc, appreciate it.[/quote] Jester, To hid the start menu shadows on SkinStudio 6, go to Edit Startmenu and taskbar > Edit Start Menu > Top Part >> tab "Extra", there's a setting "Hide shadow on start menu" screenshot: [link="http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7914/statshadowpi4.png"]WWW Link[/link]
Jester, you can make XP skins on SkinStudio 6. If you still want the v5, it's on Impulse.
mooq, That color is hard coded on XP and the only way to change it is adding custom .UIFile to the skin, they are custom XML-like files that control the task panels but they are a bit complicated to deal since you have to manually edit the code by hand. This skin use these custom files: https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?skinid=5705&libid=1 inside the skin folder you'll se file with the extension .UIFile open 'em with Notepad or other text editor t
Go to "Edit start menu and taskbar > Edit Start Menu >> Start Menu > Top Part" The "Text" tab section will move the user picture and user name (when on XP) as a single unity, then use the settings "Horizontal Text Shift" and "Vertical Text Shift" to move the text only. You can use negative values too.
No, you can' only change the text and background colors.
there's a custom code you can use. TextVertShiftPressed=xx TextHorizShiftPressed=xx (not syre if it is Text[color="#FF0000"]Horiz[/color]ShiftPressed or Text[color="#FF0000"]Horz[/color]ShiftPressed try booth. on XX set the value to move the text, you can use negative values too exemple TextVertShiftPressed=-1 TextHorizShiftPressed=0 PS. you can use this code in other skin parts like Tabs, taskbar buttons, etc.
Great texture usage Mike, like the skin a lot.
By default, the skin use the "Combobox border" for most "edit borders" but if you want to use a solid color instead, open the skin .UIS or and .SSS files with Notepad (they're) located in your skin folder) and add these lines: [Edit.Border] EdgeColour= On "EdgeColour=" se the color from the skin that you want to use, exemple: [Edit.Border] EdgeColour=5
Helmers, The taskbar height: The taskbar height is defined by the image dimension but is affected by the taskbar buttons content margin (to change the content margin, go to text tab and change the two values from top to bottom, the one in red and the one in blue) Try start using 2 (red), 3 (blue), 0 (green), 0 (dirty green). The Caption rollup height: Change it at "Edit Titlebars and WindowFrames > Edit UIS2 frames > UIS2 >> Caption > Extra tab,
Omegatec, Go to "Edit Titlebars and WindowFrames > Edit UIS2 frames > UIS2 > Caption >> Text settings tab" and click the button "Change caption font" on the right side.
Reako10, Go to "Edit controls > Edit buttons controls >> Glow" * To make the glow work right, you must check this check boxes in the "image tab": [X] This image has transparent parts [X] This image has an alpha channel * If you don't want that effect at all, just click the "Image:" drop box, scroll up till the beginning and select "No image defined - section may be optional", this will remove the glow.
Cobra, Looking in your screenshot, I noticed the Vista start menu arrow button (the one on right side of the lock button) have painting issues, to fix that go to that bit section and check the item "This image has premultiplied alpha".