There are at least 2 ways to approach this while doing minimal changes to the skin:
1) copy what's after MouseOverAction= on that line from [Rainmeter], paste it into a new OnRefreshAction= immediately above the former's line, then comment out both the MouseOverAction and MouseLeaveAction lines by preceding each with a ; symbol (this choice, unlike the following one, might produce a very short appearance of the UpTime part after loading or refreshing the skin, but on the other hand it also shows some meters that are not included in the code you posted and which might be functionally important in that skin's context)
2) add a Hidden=1 line to [MeterUptime] and change to Hidden=0 in [Restart], [Shutdown] and [Logoff], and then similarly comment out the MouseOverAction / MouseLeaveAction options / lines from [Rainmeter], just like for the 1) choice (this won't produce any potential visual glitch on skin load or refresh, but then it leaves out the other meters that are shown in the said MouseOverAction, which might affect the visual appearance or the functionality of the skin in some yet unknown way)
So basically, the only question is what those shortly named / all caps meters do and whether it's feasible to ignore showing them or not.![:???:]( "Confused")
P.S. In case it's not obvious, both 1) or 2) require saving the .ini file you just edited and refreshing the skin to apply the said changes.
1) copy what's after MouseOverAction= on that line from [Rainmeter], paste it into a new OnRefreshAction= immediately above the former's line, then comment out both the MouseOverAction and MouseLeaveAction lines by preceding each with a ; symbol (this choice, unlike the following one, might produce a very short appearance of the UpTime part after loading or refreshing the skin, but on the other hand it also shows some meters that are not included in the code you posted and which might be functionally important in that skin's context)
2) add a Hidden=1 line to [MeterUptime] and change to Hidden=0 in [Restart], [Shutdown] and [Logoff], and then similarly comment out the MouseOverAction / MouseLeaveAction options / lines from [Rainmeter], just like for the 1) choice (this won't produce any potential visual glitch on skin load or refresh, but then it leaves out the other meters that are shown in the said MouseOverAction, which might affect the visual appearance or the functionality of the skin in some yet unknown way)
So basically, the only question is what those shortly named / all caps meters do and whether it's feasible to ignore showing them or not.
P.S. In case it's not obvious, both 1) or 2) require saving the .ini file you just edited and refreshing the skin to apply the said changes.
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Yesterday, 3:06 pm