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afkute In reply to afkute [2022-03-18 15:27:57 +0000 UTC]

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Haitime In reply to ImagoMortis13 [2018-11-19 11:19:54 +0000 UTC]

Tested on a fresh install of 4.3 beta and a fresh install of the skin (using Rainmeter's SkinInstaller.exe) and editing the text works here. Not sure what else to suggest but you can test a fresh install yourself if you like, to see if there's any difference on your system, by re-running the Rainmeter installer and selecting the 'Portable installation' option during the installer steps which will create an independent version of Rainmeter from the regular install (settings are kept separate so changes in one don't affect the other).

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Haitime In reply to shiarisu [2018-09-30 07:54:50 +0000 UTC]

To set a fixed height for notes:

1. Right click a note and select the first menu item in bold (it'll look something like Paper\Notes\Note 1). This will open the folder that contains that particular note.
2. From there navigate up two folders and you should be in the main Paper folder (Skins\Paper). Open the @Resources folder, then the Notes folder within.
3. Open the Notes.inc file in a text editor. Notepad will do if that's all you have. You may optionally want to make a copy of the file in case you want to revert your changes later.
4. In the open text file under [MaxHeight] change the Formula to the desired fixed height (eg: 132). This value is read by Rainmeter as number of pixels high.

Also, under [Background] change the H value to #MaxHeight #. And finally under [NoteTextStyle] change the ClipStringH value to ([MaxHeight]-70). That last value has -70 to allow for some bottom padding and can be adjusted if wanted.

So all together the changes by themselves would look like the following, with an example MaxHeight value (all other non-changed values not shown):

[MaxHeight]
Formula=132

[Background]
H=#MaxHeight #

[NoteTextStyle]
ClipStringH=([MaxHeight]-70)


Doing all this will give you a fixed height while still allowing the width of the note to be changeable using the mousewheel. Hope this makes sense Keep in mind any lines of text that extend past the fixed height won't be visible, but you probably realize that.

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jhonalvarezsantander In reply to Haitime [2023-01-28 16:53:44 +0000 UTC]

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Haitime In reply to roman0979 [2017-07-04 15:08:02 +0000 UTC]

Mind me asking what issue you encountered? Tested on a fresh install of the latest version of Rainmeter, along with this skin, and it installed correctly.

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roman0979 In reply to Haitime [2017-07-04 21:56:07 +0000 UTC]

hi thank you so much for your reply I try to download again and it works now lovely

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Haitime In reply to LordNaiO [2016-08-24 04:10:45 +0000 UTC]

The easiest way to do that would be to open the Skins folder then navigate to Paper\@Resources\Notes\Default. Make a backup copy of the background-1.png (or whichever color you'd like to have no background) then open it in an image editor and make it transparent.

The skin will update that color to then have a transparent background. The alternative method is creating your own custom theme folder as outlined in the 'Making your own color themes' section above.

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Haitime In reply to Disney-shit23 [2016-02-26 13:09:57 +0000 UTC]

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Haitime In reply to iStrife [2014-11-02 10:56:24 +0000 UTC]

Glad you like it! To change the font size right-click a note then chose Custom skin actions>Edit global options (also mentioned in the default note). This will open a text file with various adjustable settings, including text size (FontSize=8).

Change this value, save the text file, then right-click the note again and select Refresh skin to see the new text size.

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Haitime In reply to tyilmazdogan [2013-09-10 07:27:41 +0000 UTC]

Nice to know   

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