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      tomekslesicki
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        tomekslesicki
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        Hey @Christoph-Hart, I noticed you added the fix to the font problem in the latest version, thank you!

        In case anyone else was wondering about the height of the right-click popups and menu items, look at line 242 in HI_LookAndFeels.h file. You can change the height multiplier there.

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          tomekslesicki
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          The last question is - how to center the text box of the alert window if there's no icon? I guess it should be doable in one of the .cpp files but I'd really appreciate some direction as to where to look for it :-)

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          • Christoph HartC
            Christoph Hart
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            I've changed it so that if you want to not use any icon at all, just set the obj.type property to -1 in the script lookandfeel createIcon() method

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              tomekslesicki
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              Ok, I'm a little lost. Should I call it in the script editor or modify some file?

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              • Dan KorneffD
                Dan Korneff @tomekslesicki
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                @tomekslesicki Some examples are in the link posted. Have you checked those out yet?
                https://docs.hise.audio/glossary/custom_lookandfeel.html#alert-windows

                Dan Korneff - Producer / Mixer / Audio Nerd

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                  tomekslesicki
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                  Yeah, I tried:

                  laf.registerFunction("drawAlertWindowIcon", function(g, obj)
                  {
                      obj.type = -1;
                  });
                  

                  But it doesn't work unfortunately.

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                  • Christoph HartC
                    Christoph Hart
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                    Have you pulled the latest version? I‘ve added this just now.

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                      tomekslesicki
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                      Yeah, my bad, didn't download both updated files... Sorry for that. It's kind of close now, but not there yet, I think?

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                      I'd like the margins on both sides (left & right) to be the same. With the icon previously it was offset to the right. Now it's to the left.

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                        tomekslesicki
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                        I can experiment with this myself, just tell me where to look for it in the source files.

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                        • Christoph HartC
                          Christoph Hart
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                          Search for MessageWithIcon ;)

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                            tomekslesicki
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                            If anybody would like to change that, too, please, look at line 2904 in PresetHandler.cpp file:

                            b.removeFromLeft(img.getWidth() - X);
                            

                            The X bit should be a number, it offsets the text to the right by the amount of pixels you specify.

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