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Originally posted by ed
Cheers for the guide - just followed it myself and I'm all done

http://yfrog.com/odgc6mpj

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Originally posted by Voyto
Never mind, figured it out. There's a variable 'isCelcius' you just need to set to true

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>>>> Chris <<<<

code:




function calendarDate ( )

{



  var this_date_name_array = new Array("00.","01.","02.","03.","04.","05.","06.","07.","08.","09.","10.","11.","12.","13.","14.","15.","16.","17.","18.","19.","20.","21.","22.","23.","24.","25.","26.","27.","28.","29.","30.","31.")



  var this_weekday_name_array = new Array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday")



  var this_month_name_array = new Array("01.","02.","03.","04.","0.5","06.","07.","08.","09.","10.","11.","12.")    //predefine month names



var this_date_timestamp = new Date()    



var this_weekday = this_date_timestamp.getDay()    



var this_date = this_date_timestamp.getDate()   



var this_month = this_date_timestamp.getMonth()



var this_year = this_date_timestamp.getYear()





if (this_year < 1000)



  this_year+= 1900;





if (this_year==101)



  this_year=2001;



var month = this_date_timestamp.getMonth();



document.getElementById("weekday").firstChild.nodeValue = this_weekday_name_array[this_weekday] //concat long date string



document.getElementById("date").firstChild.nodeValue = this_date_name_array[this_date] //concat long date string



document.getElementById("month").firstChild.nodeValue = this_month_name_array[this_month] //concat long date string



document.getElementById("year").firstChild.nodeValue = this_year //concat long date stringdocument.getElementById("year").firstChild.nodeValue = this_year //concat long date stringdocument.getElementById("year").firstChild.nodeValue = this_year //concat long date stringdocument.getElementById("year").firstChild.nodeValue = this_year //concat long date string

>>>> Chris <<<<

>>>> Chris <<<<

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Originally posted by A2H GO
Not sure, someone might know, this is the code for the Calendar Part:

code:


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document.getElementById("weekday").firstChild.nodeValue = this_month_name_array[this_month]



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document.getElementById("month").firstChild.nodeValue = this_weekday_name_array[this_weekday]

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Originally posted by A2H GO
Not sure about the wallpaper to be fair I pinched it off someone else, but if you go thought the threads on macrumours there are loads of examples with shelves.

I like mix and matching the icons too, I've about 10 themes each with 100's of icons in my Dropbox I've been meaning to go through.

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>>>> Chris <<<<

>>>> Chris <<<<

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Originally posted by Chrissy
Okay I managed to switch the date and month around.. It was just a div positioning change. Also fixed what looked like a typo in the month numbers which would have made May look like "0.5".

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3501659/Wallpaper.html

You'll need to change the weather location again if you use that file as it'll be set to Glasgow.

There's my effort with my own Spotify, Clock, Shazam and Score Center icons.

Cheers for the guide chief!

[Edited on 30-12-2011 by Chrissy]

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Originally posted by Chrissy

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Originally posted by A2H GO
Not sure about the wallpaper to be fair I pinched it off someone else, but if you go thought the threads on macrumours there are loads of examples with shelves.

I like mix and matching the icons too, I've about 10 themes each with 100's of icons in my Dropbox I've been meaning to go through.

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I presume it's not as simple as taking a app bundle from another theme and putting it in the Quab folder is it? Are they not all different sizes with different shading and so on? I've been using the icon psd file and just sort of making my own for Spotify and Score Centre etc..

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ie:

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document.getElementById("weekday").firstChild.nodeValue = this_month_name_array[this_month]



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document.getElementById("month").firstChild.nodeValue = this_weekday_name_array[this_weekday]

Might work.

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