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Hi...I would like to ask if there is a possibility to put colored tiles in wpi menu. When i use wpi with many application is difficult to find what i want because all applications have the same color...

With different color for any section i think that all go in easy mode.

For example:

I have create a section called "Security" and in this section i have put varius free antivirus. Is possible to put "Security" word with red color??

If yes...in which way i can modify my confing.js?

Anyone have a list of color?

Sorry for my english...

I have did a resech on the forum before do this topic but i haven't find nothing...sigh sigh

Tk

You can change the color of individual entries by adding a little HTML as seen from an earlier post:

green, red, blue, purple

<font color="#00FF00"><b>AVG Free</b></font>

<font color="#FF0000"><b>Trend Micro</b></font>

<font color="#0000FF"><b>Symantec</b></font>

<font color="#9966FF"><b>NOD32</b></font>

...but the headers themselves are probably colored using .css and applied in blanket fashion to ALL headers.

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You can change the color of individual entries by adding a little HTML as seen from an earlier post:

green, red, blue, purple

<font color="#00FF00"><b>AVG Free</b></font>

<font color="#FF0000"><b>Trend Micro</b></font>

<font color="#0000FF"><b>Symantec</b></font>

<font color="#9966FF"><b>NOD32</b></font>

...but the headers themselves are probably colored using .css and applied in blanket fashion to ALL headers.

Thank you for your help but i haven't understand. I put an example:

prog[pn]=['.Net Framework 2.0'];

ordr[pn]=[2];

uid[pn]=['NETFRAMEWORK20'];

dflt[pn]=['no'];

cat[pn]=['Sistema'];

forc[pn]=['no'];

configs[pn]=['free,mondo,mondomerda,sistema'];

deps[pn]=['DELETENETUSERACCOUNT'];

cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Install\\DOTNET\\dotnetfx.exe /q:a /c:"install /l /q"'];

cmd2[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Install\\deluser\\deluser.exe'];

picf[pn]=['netframeworks.jpg'];

picw[pn]=['128'];

pich[pn]=['128'];

textl[pn]=['Bottom'];

pn++;

I would like to change in red color the word "Sistema" that is a title.

Can you correct my script?

tk

Can you correct my script?
Not in the manner that you desire. The cat[pn]=['Your Entry'] is probably formatted using CSS. You can, however, change the individual entries found in prog[pn]=['Your Entry'], as an example:

prog[pn]=['<font color=#FF0000"><b>.Net Framework 2.0</b></font&gt] --> 'Your Entry' is now red and bolded

And that is about as good as it is going to get (and that's pretty darned good) short of some very fancy scripting, I suspect. This type of in-line styling overrides the style sheet. Not sure how you would accomplish this for individual category headers, which appear to be generated as a group.

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