Skin question for "Visible"

[7ore]

I've been playing around with a skin, fumbling a bit...

A row in the skin setting can have settings for "Visilble", like @isFolder or @HasMetaData etc.
Can I use both for one setting?
Like <Visible="@isFolder, @hasMetaData"> (this example do not work)

[sub]

No, thats not currently possible. You can only have one conditional.

[7ore]

OK, thanks.

[7ore]

I continue in this thread with more skin questions..

Can I in some way use conditions on elements? The reason is that I would like to create one view for folders and another for files.
It would be useful in a couple of other scenarios as well.

Next question is if there is some way to hide the first item in every view?
The Back button folder: [..]. As there is a back button and that esc. works too, I would like to hide that one.

My efforts won't depend on on the answer on these questions so I may have a skin to publish in a couple of days (or weeks if I run in to unexpected issues...).

[sub]

Can I in some way use conditions on elements? The reason is that I would like to create one view for folders and another for files.
It would be useful in a couple of other scenarios as well.

Next question is if there is some way to hide the first item in every view?
The Back button folder: [..]. As there is a back button and that esc. works too, I would like to hide that one.

No and no.

[7ore]

Suspected that...
But I hope these enhancements may find it's way in to npvr.
I have some ideas that "needs" this.

[7ore]

I have a view for the Picture library that looks good if the images are in landscape orientation, but it looks terrible when they are shown in portrait.
Can I use some condition or something to show them different depending on the orientation?

Either I get the portraits good and the landscapes too small or landscapes good and the Portraits covering other parts...

[sub]

Can you post a screenshot showing the problem?

[7ore]

Yes, I can do that.
The placement is still all wrong, but it shows the problem.
I would like to get the effect that the image is shown as large as the height allows. With correct aspect ratio.

[sub]

Its hard tell from looking at pictures of plants, but I'm guessing the aspect ratio is correct for those pictures, but you probably need to just give the skin a slight smaller (and possibly wider) preview image location.