• Every waybar layouts are unique. You need to add manually or reorganize the waybar modules according to your preference.

• Make sure that once you do the changes, to rename the configs and styles. So you can easily copy over whenever there is an update.

• waybar font too big or too small. Edit the font-size in waybar styles located in ~/.config/waybar/styles/ . By default, it is set to 97%. After adjusting the GTK font scaling to your liking, edit all the waybar styles. Reduce or increase according to your needs. NOTE that its on percent %. You can also change to px whichever suits you. Note: This corresponds well with nwg-look (GTK Settings). So suggest to adjust first your font settings using nwg-look. And then adjust the waybar.

• if you want 12h format instead of 24H format, edit the ~/.config/waybar/Modules look for clock. for 12h format, should be like %I:%M%P; for 24H format, %H:%M:%S.. ensure to disable one format by adding // before that line. For clock formatting, you can use website: https://help.gnome.org/users/gthumb/stable/gthumb-date-formats.html.en

• NOTE!!! some waybars layouts have a separate modules baked into their respective configs (ie Peony, Chrysanthemum, Camelia, etc) and does not get all modules from main waybar modules file. Edit each configs accordingly to your liking (~/.config/waybar/configs)

• Regarding the waybar keyboard module, If you want to add in different waybar layout, the module name is custom/keyboard. Kindly NOTE that this will read your kb_layout in your Settings.conf. to change kb_layout, add in your Settings.conf .... i.e. kb_layout=us,es,ru and then refresh waybar (SUPER ALT R), then you can change keyboard by left clicking the keyboard module.

• unwanted waybar module:

• Simplest is to edit ~/.config/waybar/modules . Put // before or delete that module.

• Or you dont really need to worry about since the modules not defined on waybar configs are not loaded.

• So best and recommended to is to edit both the configs and styles that you prefer on configs and styles directory in ~/.config/waybar . Then simply load it.

• See HERE for customizing your waybar

  [!NOTE] DO NOT edit directly the files ~/.config/waybar/config and ~/.config/waybar/style.css These two files are only symlinks to files in ~/.config/waybar/configs/ and ~/.config/waybar/styles/

• plenty waybar hyprland/workspaces to choose from. Circle, Roman Number, Kanji pacman, and workspace number and icons. Assign accordingly on waybar configs of choice as per above. Check ~/.config/waybar/modules for their modules names . i.e. hyprland/workspaces#kanji

• By default, Weather.py is in use for weather module in waybar and so as data for hyprlock (lockscreen).
• To change between Weather.sh and Weather.py, edit ~/.config/waybar/ModulesCustom locate custom/weather line 15. Remove // on //"exec": "~/.config/hypr/UserScripts/Weather.sh", and put // on line "exec": "~/.config/hypr/UserScripts/Weather.py", . If you have chosen Weather.sh, make sure to remove as well the // on exec-if: ping wttr.in. Then SUPER ALT R to refresh waybar
• Weather.sh - edit ~/.config/hypr/UserScripts/Weather.sh to add your city. Make sure a major city in your Area. Delete rbn directory in ~/.cache/rbn and refresh waybar, SUPER ALT R
• Starting from v2.3.12, the python based Weather script (~/.config/hypr/UserScripts/Weather.py) will be a default and it picks up your location (latitude and longitude automatically. If you want to tweak more, you can edit ~/.config/hypr/UserScripts/Weather.py Explanation on the file

• CTRL ALT w wallpaper shuffle (right click on wallpaper  waybar module)

• Super w wallpaper select (click on wallpaper waybar  module) add more wallpaper in ~/Pictures/wallpapers

• right click on update  waybar module wallpaper cycle using swww
• for the wallpaper styles and configurations, you can watch my video about it https://youtu.be/6ZGzOjMJBe4
• scripts for wallpaper stuff are located in ~/.config/hypr/UserScripts file names WallpaperAutoChange.sh WallpaperSelect.sh WallpaperRandom.sh WallpaperEffects.sh
• if your wallpapers are on a different path, edit the scripts above.

• This is because LANG on locale was not set. You can set your system locale
• edit /etc/locale.conf and add

LANG=en_US.UTF-8  

alternatively, run:

sudo localectl set-locale LANG=en_US.UTF-8

• set the LANG=en_US.UTF-8 according to your locale. See this Arch Wiki . Note this wiki is applicable for any systemd distros

• this one is mostly ask. LINK

• to change from deg C to deg F , edit the ~/.config/waybar/Modules look for "temperature". Change the format to "format": "{temperatureF}°F {icon}",
• to fix the temperature if not showing correctly, edit the hwmon-path accordingly and/or thermal_zone in ~/.config/waybar/Modules
• To list all the zone types, run

 for i in /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*; do echo "$i: $(<$i/type)"; done

• If you don't have a thermal zone, another option is to use sensors to find preferred temperature source, then run

for i in /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon*/temp*_input; do echo "$(<$(dirname $i)/name): $(cat ${i%_*}_label 2>/dev/null || echo $(basename ${i%_*})) $(readlink -f $i)"; done 

• look for K10temp for AMD CPU and coretemp for Intel CPU's hen include it in hwmon-path variable.