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Frank, thanks a lot for making me feel my question was not so stupid! Indeed it works the way you are describing (and with the "reserve space" option unchecked). I was missing that the "treat the panel as dock" option requires a panel restart in order to become active; that's why...

Let's try to rephrase my question once again. Let's put is this way; I would like the following behavior: the panel auto-hides; when the panel is hidden, the windows are allowed to use the space of the entire desktop, including where the panel is supposed to stay; when the panel pops up, it stays in...

Thanks for your reply. I am a gentoo user and my windows manager is lxde. Indeed, I unchecked the two options you mention (dock and reserve space), since I do not want them. Actually, for me there is no need for hiding the panel if I cannot use the space freed as a consequence of the hiding. I alrea...

I have auto-hide on in my preferences. When I pass my mouse on the panel to restore it, I would expect the panel to show up in front of the windows that overlap with its region. However, this is not the case: the panel is restored behind the windows that I used when the panel was hidden. This is pre...