At this point in time Widgets cannot be configured in any official way. The only real way to affect how widgets work in runtime are either some visual changes by CSS overriding in OBS (which, while unintuitive, to a certain degree are fine) or hacky-coded (ex. Alerts widget reacting to its name suffix).
Widgets should have following configuration-related features added:
This should also be used in existing Widgets to provide them with appropriate settings. Examples are:
Some of these Widget functionalities don't exist yet and should be added with this task. Also, please consider testing at least some of these features (we need tests please test).
This should be tackled probably after #15 is complete.
At this point in time Widgets cannot be configured in any official way. The only real way to affect how widgets work in runtime are either some visual changes by CSS overriding in OBS (which, while unintuitive, to a certain degree are fine) or hacky-coded (ex. Alerts widget reacting to its name suffix).
Widgets should have following configuration-related features added:
This should also be used in existing Widgets to provide them with appropriate settings. Examples are:
Some of these Widget functionalities don't exist yet and should be added with this task. Also, please consider testing at least some of these features (we need tests please test).
This should be tackled probably after #15 is complete.