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xfce:xfce4-panel:clock [2021/01/18 16:33] – [Label and Tooltip Markup] ochosi | xfce:xfce4-panel:clock [2023/01/12 11:08] (current) – [Label and Tooltip Markup] gael | ||
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- | {{ :xfce:xfce4-panel: | + | {{ :xfce:xfce.panel.png?no link|}} |
- | ====== Clock ====== | + | ====== |
The Clock panel plugin displays the current time in a variety of styles and formats, and allows for custom tooltips to appear on hover. It also provides a basic calendar that appears when clicked. | The Clock panel plugin displays the current time in a variety of styles and formats, and allows for custom tooltips to appear on hover. It also provides a basic calendar that appears when clicked. | ||
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* **[[#Clock Options|Clock Options]]** | * **[[#Clock Options|Clock Options]]** | ||
* **[[#Label and Tooltip Markup|Label and Tooltip Markup]]** | * **[[#Label and Tooltip Markup|Label and Tooltip Markup]]** | ||
+ | * **[[#Hidden Settings|Hidden Settings]]** | ||
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? Timezone | ? Timezone | ||
! Allows you to set a custom timezone for the clock by entering the name of a file in the zoneinfo database. If left blank, the clock uses the localtime. | ! Allows you to set a custom timezone for the clock by entering the name of a file in the zoneinfo database. If left blank, the clock uses the localtime. | ||
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+ | ===== Calendar ===== | ||
+ | ? Command | ||
+ | ! Allows you to set a custom command for the calendar window instead of the default GTK calendar. A possible choice if you use [[https:// | ||
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^ Binary ^^ | ^ Binary ^^ | ||
+ | | Binary mode | Decimal, Sexagesimal or Binary time, see https:// | ||
| Display seconds | Displays seconds on the clock | | | Display seconds | Displays seconds on the clock | | ||
- | | True binary clock | Enlarges the grid and displays 2 / 3 rows rather than 4 | | ||
| Show Inactive Dots | Show empty dots | | | Show Inactive Dots | Show empty dots | | ||
| Show grid | Adds gridlines to the clock | | | Show grid | Adds gridlines to the clock | | ||
^ Digital ^^ | ^ Digital ^^ | ||
- | | Format | + | | Layout |
+ | | Font | The font that applies globally to the format selected below | | ||
+ | | Format | Format | ||
^ Fuzzy ^^ | ^ Fuzzy ^^ | ||
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===== Label and Tooltip Markup ===== | ===== Label and Tooltip Markup ===== | ||
- | The plugin supports markup to change the layout of the tooltip and the label on the panel. For more information on Pango, the markup used for the label, see the [[https://developer.gnome.org/pango/stable/ | + | The plugin supports markup to change the layout of the tooltip and the label on the panel. For more information on Pango, the markup used for the label, see the [[https://docs.gtk.org/Pango/pango_markup.html|Pango Text Attribute Markup]] manual to see what attributes are supported (e.g. font face, color etc). |
- | The following is a list of available label format control sequences copied from a '' | + | The following is a list of available label format control sequences copied from a '' |
^ Symbol | ^ Symbol | ||
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^ Flag ^ Meaning | ^ Flag ^ Meaning | ||
+ | | O (uppercase " | ||
| - (hyphen) | do not pad the field | | | - (hyphen) | do not pad the field | | ||
| _ (underscore) | pad with spaces | | | _ (underscore) | pad with spaces | | ||
| 0 (zero) | pad with zeros | | | 0 (zero) | pad with zeros | | ||
- | | < | ||
- | | # | use opposite case if possible | | ||
- | After any flags comes an optional field width, | + | |
+ | [[|Back To Top]] | ||
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+ | ===== Hidden Settings ===== | ||
+ | These hidden settings can be manually created using the xfce4-settings-editor and must be created | ||
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+ | ? | ||
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+ | The default time-config-tool is " | ||
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+ | You can use this one-liner | ||
+ | < | ||
+ | Change APP_TO_RUN to the name of the custom tool that you want to use. | ||
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