<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//DE"><HTML><HEAD><META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=us-ascii"><TITLE>Message</TITLE></HEAD><BODY>Hi,<br><br>one thing the fremantle gui developers seem to love are those "subtitles" (second text line) <br>for widgets. The hildonbutton has it built-in and you can use it by just setting the value <br>property. Nice!<br><br>But at other places this doesn't seem to be integrated nicely. E.g. many programs use<br>something similar in their treeviews. E.g. modest does this in the header list, the app<br>mananger in the package list, the file manager in the file list. I have two major<br>problems with the way this currently works:<br><br>- Everybody seems to implement this on his own. There doesn't seem to be a generic<br>widget for this (why doesn't the hildon port of the text cell renderer support this like <br>hildonbutton does?). And a developer wanting to do a similar style is facing a rather<br>complex and bascially undocumented and uncommented modest source code. <br><br>- These widgets look similar, but not identical. E.g. in the file manager the "subtitles"<br>use a bigger font than in modest. Also the colors don't seem to match.<br><br>I am sure it's to late to ask for a standardized widget. Therefore i ask for a simple<br>example how a developer is supposed to achieve the same effect in his application.<br>I am sure it would be a great benefit for the platform if such things would be <br>documented with examples so the overall style on the plattform looks the same<br>in all programs.<br><br>I'd like to use this feature in osm2go, but i am giving up reading the modest source<br>code in order to figure out how to achieve that effect ... <br><br>TIll<br></BODY></HTML>