Thanks, by the way, doing only that, the meter will disappear anyway after leaving it empty and thus the user won't be able to enter any value anymore unless modifying the variable manually on the code. A workaround for that, of course, is making sure you also set H and W on the meter.I think the problem of moving upward the subtitle can easier be fixed by simply use relative positioning of the subtitle meter using the r parameter, instead of R. If you replace the Y=10R option of the [TextStyle] style section by for instance Y=30r you get the same behavior by a much simpler way, I think.
To me, avoiding the value from being blank is what matters, especially when the value is not just a Text meter but a variable value that goes into a formula afterwards and can't be empty. I think I'll add another example to cover that when I have some spare time.
Noted, thank you for the correction. I've updated the code.Just note one more thing related to the code: using the [!Update] and [!Redraw] bangs together makes not too much sense (they are used together in the Command1 option of the [mTitle] measure), because whenever a skin is updated (and doesn't matter if it is updated "normally", prescribed by the Update option of the [Rainmeter] section, or by a [!Update] bang) it is automatically redrawn as well, so no need for an extra redrawing (done in this case by the [!Redraw] bang). In such cases you should use only [!Update] and no [!Redraw].
Statistics: Posted by RicardoTM — Yesterday, 11:09 pm