Panel and workspace margins
Jack Coates
jack at monkeynoodle.org
Tue Nov 11 18:22:52 CET 2003
I think workspace margins are the best way to do what you want. The
other way is to go to options > XFce Panel Settings > Position > Panel
layer: and set that to Top (translate all that to Spanish too :-)
On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 08:21, Jesús García Crespo wrote:
> Hi! This is my new e-mail to xfce lists and, althoung I am Spanish and
> mi English is not very good, I will try to explain me the best I can.
>
> I love xfce4-panel and I want it be shown always, top of all. But not
> at all, because I don't like the panel when is over my applications (I
> have a small monitor and I usually maximized my windows). I have my
> panel, vertically, on the left and when I maximize my windows, the
> panel is up.
>
> To solve it, I use workspace margins. I make a left space margins of
> an amount of pixels, and when I maximize the windows they know that is
> not good to hide the panel. Is there any better way? It could be
> possible to make a new option set for the panel that makes friendly
> between panel and maximized windows?
>
> Have you undestood me? I think my English is not enough to explan it
> well, but I will learn more vocabulary about this when you reply me,
> nice users of the nicest desktop, :).
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Jack Coates
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