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[SOLVED] How to make wbar sticky?

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kagashe:
The minefield window occupies the whole space below the top panel. If I want to open Leafpad or emelfm on the same workspace I have to minimize the browser window?

There must be some way to make the wbar sticky. What is that?

kagashe

^thehatsrule^:
Do you mean that you want it always showing?  afaik you can add it to a panel in jwm... if you are using jwm

FYI, you could always just use the "minimize/restore all" button instead though.

kagashe:

--- Quote from: ^thehatsrule^ on December 20, 2008, 04:11:06 AM ---Do you mean that you want it always showing?  afaik you can add it to a panel in jwm... if you are using jwm

FYI, you could always just use the "minimize/restore all" button instead though.

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Yes that is what I mean.
I am using what is provided by TC ie. JWM with top panel and wbar at the bottom.

There must be some configuration setting to make it sticky.

kagashe

curaga:
Wbar can't do it, it's a window manager setting. The people at Puppy forums thought about this too, I believe they decided creating a 1x1 pixel tray to the right part would limit window maximizing correctly - leave space for wbar. Add something like this to .jwmrc-tray (outside other Tray tags):

<Tray x="500" y="-20" border="0"></Tray>

You might need to adjust the y to make it look better.

kagashe:

--- Quote from: curaga on December 20, 2008, 05:35:49 AM ---Wbar can't do it, it's a window manager setting. The people at Puppy forums thought about this too, I believe they decided creating a 1x1 pixel tray to the right part would limit window maximizing correctly - leave space for wbar. Add something like this to .jwmrc-tray (outside other Tray tags):

<Tray x="500" y="-20" border="0"></Tray>
You might need to adjust the y to make it look better.

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Done. It works. thanks.

kagashe

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