GTK+ theme change reset the "panel's margin"

LiNuCe linuce at wanadoo.fr
Wed Jul 7 09:08:29 CEST 2004


The continuation of this great adventure :)

    6) Check on and off the "Always on top" check box and close the 
panel properies window by clicking the "Close" button. At this point, 
from a user point of view, you didn't change anything : you just 
activate and deactivate an option, so the final result should be as if 
you didn't make any change ;

    7) Maximize a Window : it cover the panel.

THE END ;)

I wrote:
> Hello,
> 
>    I'm running latest XFCE4 CVS checked out this night (GMT+1) : I have 
> just try a checkout this morning in case something changes but there was 
> not change, so I'm really running the latest CVS version. I notice a 
> little bug I will try to describe my best to reproduce it. This time, I 
> didn't make any screenshots :)
> 
>    1) Be sure the panel has not "always on top" and "auto hide" on ;
>    2) Maximize a windows : it cover the panel ;
>    3) Change your GTK+ theme in "User Interface" ;
>    4) Open an XTerm and maximize it : it won't cover the panel. You can 
> try to maximize whatever you want, nothing will cover the panel since a 
> margin apply as if "always on top" was on (when I switch on "always on 
> top", a margin apply to the border the panel stand to not to cover it 
> when a window is maximized) ;
>    5) Go to Panel properties : "always on top" is really off even if 
> maximized window behaves as if it were on.
> 
>    I don't know if I describe the problem very well but I expect any 
> maximized window to cover the panel as it did before the GTK+ theme change.
> 

-- 
LiNuCe



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