I’m trying to hide clock in Dim mode (will be replaced by smaller variant of the same) so using this expression:
$#ZLP#==false? #Db#:#DmZ# : $
As you can see, there is colon between HH:MM, but it is also expression operator, can I somehow escape it to be translated as text, not a control character?
Hey @lubomir.moric,
Can you just load two clocks? one that’s on in active mode and one that’s on in dim mode?
John
And that’s exactly, what I’m trying to achieve. But I cannot hide/unhide clock with colon as a HH : MM separator, as I can’t put colon char in a condition expression, which uses colon as control character.
And by the way, same issue appears, when using e.g. #WSUNRISE24# TAG, it is translated to HH:MM and again, the colon is altering whole expression. Seems there’s need of some refactoring of expression parser.
And as I’m new here, I’m also stupid 
Just figured out, that instead of expression for hiding elements in DIM mode, I can use the “eye” icon. So far my issue is solved by that.