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@NickEast_IndieWriter @armandoFemat @bookstodon @books For #HHGG the best version is the original radio version - it's not fair to compare the book or TV or film adaptations.
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@NickEast_IndieWriter @armandoFemat @bookstodon @books For #HHGG the best version is the original radio version - it's not fair to compare the book or TV or film adaptations.
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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I have a #sway and #waybar question for all you #CSS folks.
So I have configure the battery module of the waybar configured. At the top of the file I have the following
#waybar {
background: transparent ;
background-color: alpha(@base, 0.75);
[...]
}Which makes a nice semi-transparent bar except for...the battery when it is in the warning state, and only during the warning state. Regular and critical state remain semi-transparent, but warning get this ugly black background...
I solved the problem by adding the following lines
#battery.charging {
color: @green;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.warning:not(.charging) {
color: @yellow;
background: transparent ;
}#battery.critical:not(.charging) {
color: @red;
}Notice the critical not changing that does not need background: transparent ;
So I have a working bar, but I really does not know why or how this is giving me a weird behaviour.
Do any one of y'all know what why how where? :battery_full: :battery_medium: :battery_low: :battery_empty:
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Vatican to release new document on polygamy at end of November
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Vatican to release new document on polygamy at end of November