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Originally Posted by tayseidel
I mistakenly assumed that JSWolf had a forma when he actually has a Clara HD, which is why I was a bit puzzled how he was able to run the default patched value of 86px for reduce header, and achieve the desired effect of reducing the footer height without cutting off either the progress bar or the text in the footer. He actually changed the value for the DeviceisDragon line under reduce header/footer, to 45. I missed that. I changed mine to 52.
Anyway, it took a lot of tinkering and patching/reboots of the Forma to get it to look just right on the Forma but these are the numbers I changed, in bold.
Code:
# AuraOne/Forma (Daylight)
- Find: "ReadingFooter[qApp_deviceIsDaylight=true] {\n min-height: 131px;\n max-height: 131px;\n}"
Replace: "ReadingFooter[qApp_deviceIsDaylight=true] {\n min-height: 52px;\n max-height: 52px;\n}"
Code:
-Find: "#caption[newFooter=true][qApp_deviceIsTrilogy=true] {\n font-size: 14px;\n}"
Replace: "#caption[newFooter=true] {\n font-size: 8px; margin-top: -27px;}"
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I have an Aura H2O (original). The values I posted are what works for the H2O.