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	BluesLee	2012-07-03 , 16:21
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Users which are on PR 1.3
Please uninstall StandbyMee-Chess and install it again as the default css file libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css - which takes care of the operator logo dimensions etc - will probably be redistristibuted by the update and will take effect after a reboot.

Originally Posted by sosat

yes i understand this but the SBM was the last application installed and when i uninstalled it doesnt restore the original libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css i think.
How can i restore it manually?

Sorry, for my late answer but it took me some time to reproduce and solve this issue (hopefully).

Bad news first: The mentioned file is indeed the same before installing and after removing SBM-Chess

Good news: I reproduced your issue by using SBM-Chess and LPMCustomizer instead of DIY operator logo. The situation is as follows:
I assume that your css file libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css located in

Code:

/usr/share/themes/base/meegotouch/libsysuid-screenlock-nokia/style

has a section like the below

Code:

LockScreen MImageWidgetStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeOperatorLogo {
    padding-top: 0;                     
    padding-bottom: 0;                     
    padding-left: 0;                       
    padding-right: 0;                 
    margin-top: 6mm;                           
    margin-bottom: 0;                        
    margin-left: 0;                             
    margin-right: 0;                          
    maximum-size: 12mm 12mm; 
}

while SBM-Chess uses

Code:

LockScreen MImageWidgetStyle#LockScreenLowPowerModeOperatorLogo {      
/* Added by StandByMee-Chess.           
To undo modification, replace this file with libsysuid-screenlock-nokia.css.orig
or remove this section and rename the first occurrence of
LockScreenLowPowerModeOperatorLogoUNUSED with LockScreenLowPowerModeOperatorLogo */
                                               
   padding-top: 0;                           
   padding-bottom: 0;                           
   padding-left: 0;                           
   padding-right: 0;                         
   margin-top: 6mm;                        
   margin-bottom: 0;                                 
   margin-left: 0;                                                     
   margin-right: 0;                            
   minimum-size: 45mm 45mm;               
   maximum-size: 45mm 45mm;
} /* End of modification for StandByMee-Chess */

With other words: Though the restored file is the correct one "minimum-size: 45mm 45mm;" has an unwanted effect afterwards.
Changing

Code:

maximum-size: 12mm 12mm; (or whatever)

Code:

minimum-size: 12mm 12mm;

in the corresponding section of your original file should solve your problem.

Warning: Modifying system files can get your device in a MALF state if something goes wrong.

Last edited by BluesLee; 2012-07-03 at 16:31.

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