LCD Clock v0.2 [Feb-12][FF]

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Other ideas???Suggestions?
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didn't work zoriv..
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Problem solved thanks to Zoriv.
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Dot at right of the time

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I want to know which the significance of the point to the right-hand side of time in the LCD-clock display?

I have alarm to OFF, and this point is sometimes lit, sometimes extinct.

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@menet - If the clock is on a 12hr day setting, the marker on the right denotes 'pm'. If you're on a 24hr setting, it doesn't appear at all.
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keithy397 wrote:@menet - If the clock is on a 12hr day setting, the marker on the right denotes 'pm'. If you're on a 24hr setting, it doesn't appear at all.

I'm 24hr setting and it appears now but it is not always there ! :!:

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Yeah you're right! It appears on any afternoon time.
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I add to my followings previous suggestions :
- suppress this unusefull point shown on the afternoon with 24Hrs setup
- show something when the alarm is on on the LCD.
- When we validate the alarm, make a noise to verify that there is enough sound when this alarm will run.
- When the alarm runs, make the volume bigger and reduce it after to the previous volume.

menet wrote:I like your FF extension :P

I have a problem with 0.2 version installed : i don't see on the LCD that an alarm is on on the right (i suppose that it works in the past looking images page 1 from zoriv)

May i add some suggestions (several were already on that entry) :
- Option to show also the day / date in the LCD.
- Option to let the alarm flashing till a click is made on the alarm.
- Memorize the last alarm time.
- let the flashing alarm more than one minute (5).
- Turn alarm off by clicking on alarm.
- User selected beep\alarm sounds.
- 2 alarms.
- Option to put it in another bar.

Best regards from France ;)
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Metalstream wrote:Problem solved thanks to Zoriv.


I am having the same problem. Can you let others know what you did?
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In what directory should I put the fonts?
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LRa wrote:In what directory should I put the fonts?

Nm, found where.
Now I have a different problem: the shadow and the font number are not aligned.

Any ideas?
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To: menet and keithy397
If you don't want to display this small arrow which meaning PM (of course if you use 24 hr format) you can delete it, if you add this code to userCrome.css:

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.lcd-pm
{
display: none !important;
}

Save and restart FF. The arrow won't display anymore.
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Thanks <b>Zoriv</b>, it works well. :P

regards from france. ;)
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You're welcome menet, and glad to hear it.
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