label: add support for pango markup and justification #4
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The changes look good and don't break default behavior, so I'll merge it, thank you |
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:D battle with the COMMA |
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Battle with GitHub not considering it merged 😅 |
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this adds ability to use Pango markup in label text
also adds
justifyconfig key, defaulting tocenterit aligns multi-line text in
labelcontainer, the label itself still aligned withwidthandheightother options are:
fillrightleftfont icons are rendered much better than PNG or SVG, besides, it is possible to add some
cssstuff to text like shadowswleave.mp4