widget_styles:
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This page is reference material which explains every setting and option for this section of an MPF yaml config file. See the instructions for config files for formatting and other details. See our guide to config file examples for more examples of real configs in action.
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mode config files | YES |
The widget_styles:
section of your config is where you configure
styles for your widgets.
Default styles for widget types
You can define defaults for certain
widget types.
A widget will use the style (name)_default
if no other style is
specified. For instance, a default style for all
text widgets would look like:
widget_styles:
text_default:
font_size: 21
color: red
Specifying widget styles
You can also specify re-usable styles and apply them to widgets. In the following example, the text "HELLO" will render at font size 100:
widget_styles:
big_style:
font_size: 100
slides:
slide1:
- type: text
text: HELLO
style: big_style
You can supply multiple styles to a single widget, and they will be applied in the order given.
widget_styles:
warning_text:
font_size: 12
color: yellow
bottom_left:
anchor_x: left
anchor_y: bottom
x: 5
y: 5
hurryup:
color: red
widgets:
timer_runout:
- type: text
text: Hurry!
style: warning_text, bottom_left, hurryup
In the above example, the text "Hurry!" will be anchored in the lower-left of the display and rendered at size 12 and color red. Notice that the color from the hurryup style overwrites the color from warning_text style, because of the order the styles are listed in the widget.
The config reference below is incomplete. You can use all settings of your widget.
Optional settings
The following sections are optional in the widget_styles:
section of
your config. (If you don't include them, the default will be used).
color:
Single value, type: color
(color name, hex, or list of values
0-255). Default: ffffffff
The color of the widget.
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