"margin" in lxpanel not working
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:12 am
Hello everyone.
I wanted to use lxpanel doubled. First I tried to just double the height of the panel to get more space for the taskbar, as I am using this on the Openmoko Freerunner. I could not find a working solution so I wanted to create a second panel only containing the taskbar (and remove the taskbar from the first panel). The second panel looks like this:
I thought "margin" should tell the taskbar to start 26px from the bottom of the screen, but it starts directly on the bottom, but leaving 26px on the _left_. So I got one panel at full size and one panel overlaying the first one -26px on the left. How to fix this?
I'm using Debian 5...
Thanks for your help!
Daniel
I wanted to use lxpanel doubled. First I tried to just double the height of the panel to get more space for the taskbar, as I am using this on the Openmoko Freerunner. I could not find a working solution so I wanted to create a second panel only containing the taskbar (and remove the taskbar from the first panel). The second panel looks like this:
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Global {
edge=bottom
allign=left
margin=26
widthtype=percent
width=100
height=26
transparent=0
tintcolor=#000000
alpha=0
setdocktype=1
setpartialstrut=1
usefontcolor=1
fontcolor=#ffffff
background=1
backgroundfile=/usr/share/lxpanel/images/background.png
}
Plugin {
type = space
Config {
Size=2
}
}
Plugin {
type = taskbar
expand=1
Config {
tooltips=1
IconsOnly=0
AcceptSkipPager=1
ShowIconified=1
ShowMapped=1
ShowAllDesks=0
UseMouseWheel=1
UseUrgencyHint=1
FlatButton=0
MaxTaskWidth=150
spacing=1
}
}
I'm using Debian 5...
Thanks for your help!
Daniel