Hi Eric
A few (maybe mad) ideas:
1) I guess you don't want this, but, you could put the banner outside Jmol --
and have Jmol
call javascript to output the banner text. That way you are sure it is full
width (via CSS or
javascript, even html).
2) This is not theoretically clean either, but I guess it works: use two echos,
one (one or two
very long lines of spaces) for the background, another for the text, centered:
set echo banner_bkg 0% 100%; # top left
background echo white;
echo " |
"; # many spaces, two lines
set echo banner_echo [50 100 %]; # top center
set echo banner_echo center;
background echo white; # this may not be needed
color echo black;
font echo @echoFontSize sansserif bold;
fullMessage = bannerMessage + "|" + bannerMessage2;
echo @fullMessage;
3) Maybe use an image (white rectangle, very wide) for the background of Jmol.
Oh, that
will not fit the text height automatically..
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