So, how do we get there, step by step (arbitrary assignment)?įirst, set the list to Details View and add an Image Column. But in XYplorer you can assign them to a sound file, and display them along with the sound file. Another software has to take care of that. Note that the wave form images are not created by XYplorer itself.

This is a screenshot by a user showing a display of wave form images in an XYplorer Image Column: By the way, if you move your mouse over these images, you’ll optionally get an enlarged view, the so-called Hover Box A column could even create the image it’s about to show. Since columns can be scripted, the possibilities are endless. Typical use cases would be showing wave forms for sounds, or album covers for songs, or different states or angles of people or designs. based on the file name or other file properties). These images can be arbitrarily assigned to a file (and recorded in a database), or based on rules (e.g. And not just one per file, but many: Up to 80 different pics per file, all in one list! The signature look of a details view in a file manager. So far a data record in a file listing consisted of an icon, maybe a thumbnail, and various bits of text. Compiled to the music of Angaleena Presley.- Image Columns. Here you can set the level of darkness, and also the text contrast.Ĭompilation Soundtrack. Play with it to find out what’s best for your eyes: As you see you can as well customize the text contrast. To adjust the level of darkness to your likings go to Configuration | Colors and Styles | Highlights & Dark Mode | Dark mode. The shot here above is Level 25 (factory default): There are 51 shades of grey at your disposal (if that makes you think of Spinal Tap we live in the same universe). You can even control the level of darkness. You can go a long way towards dark purism if you like: Here is another impression, search results this time: This is an example of the dark mode using the factory defaults (the image you see is inside a Hover Box, a kind of image preview tooltip):įor comparison, this is the same situation in light mode: Go to Configuration F9 | Colors and Styles | Highlights & Dark Mode | Dark mode, and tick 'Enable dark mode', then OK the dialog.Click the moon-shaped toolbar button 'Dark Mode'.

Xyplorer dark mode