Is there any way to force the weather widget to enter "compact mode" in the taskbar other than limiting the frame width? #940
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I am wondering if there is any way to force the Windows weather widget to always display in its compact form (i.e., no text, just the conditions icon + temperature).
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The only way I've been able to do this is to constrain the width of the taskbar frame to be equal to however many programs I currently have pinned. This method isn't ideal because any time I open another program or pin a new program, it creates an overflow menu.
Other things I've tried are setting a lower MaxWidth for Taskbar.AugmentedEntryPointButton, but that just clips the text behind the pinned icons. It doesn't force the widget into compact mode.
I also tried setting a lower MaxWidth for Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.Grid but that just hides the text. It still doesn't force the widget into compact mode. Compact mode both hides the text and shows the temperature on the icon. This method doesn't show the temperature.
I'm currently using the DockLike styler theme.
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