Bingo, worked like a charm. There are a couple of other features I wanted to run by you however. I am located on the coast of MS and there is not much elevation around here so I would like to replace that feature with a simple numerical zoom indicator in the same location with the same font if possible. Also, as indicated by the pic below, the size of the current speed font over laps the visual safety cam indicator. If possible I would like to reduce the size of the speed indicator and eliminate the addition of the posted speed limit for the currently traveled road. I realize this is asking allot and if it is to much to ask then I will be happy with what I have, thank you for the awesome work.
Dude, you're gonna have to post smaller pictures.
Re replacing the elevation indicator with a "simple numerical zoom indicator" is a bigger deal than you think. If you can find somewhere where someone has successfully made one of those, I'd be happy to take a look at their code and see what I can do; but, I'm not really personally interested in it, so I'm not gonna dig through the code to find if there's there appropriate text somewhere and, if so, what it is. Sorry bro.
Re getting rid the posted speed limit bit and shrinking the size of the current speed, that's pretty simple. Find the code immediately under this: ";current speed (and speed limit where present) and altitude when not navigating". Here's how that code works.
The first one is the altitude indicator.
The second one is the full text of the current speed set to display only when no route is available and no current speed limit is available.
The third one is the number of the current speed set to display only when no route is available and a current speed limit is available.
The fourth one is the "/" set to display only when no route is available and a current speed limit is available.
The fifth one is the full text of the current speed limit set to display only when no route is available and a current speed limit is available.
The sixth one (which is currently commented out -- i.e. there's a ; in front of it so the software ignores it) is the full text of the current speed set to display only when no route is available.
So, if you want to get rid of the function where it swaps between current speed and current speed/speed limit, then just comment out the second, third, fourth, and fifth one. If you want it to show just the current speed, then uncomment the sixth one. If you want to get rid of altitude, comment out the first one.
If you want to adjust the font size, adjust the font size.
Make sense?
--Mav