[Fluxbox-users] Toolbar question

[Frank]

How can I ensure that no application goes below the top of the toolbar.
I have setup all my apps to be on the "normal layer"..the toolbar is set to
Desktop, but I can still drag them past the top of the toolbar thus hiding
the size handle.

[Antonio Paiva]

Set the "Maximize over" property. If you right click on the lower-left
corner of your toolbar, you can select that in the Toolbar menu that
pops up.

Best,
António Rafael C. Paiva
Post-doctoral fellow
SCI Institute, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT

Post by Frank
How can I ensure that no application goes below the top of the toolbar.
I have setup all my apps to be on the "normal layer"..the toolbar is set to
Desktop, but I can still drag them past the top of the toolbar thus hiding
the size handle.
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[Antonio Paiva]

Sorry, maybe I was not clear. You need to *unset* the "Maximize over" property.

António Rafael C. Paiva
Post-doctoral fellow
SCI Institute, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT

Post by Antonio Paiva
Set the "Maximize over" property. If you right click on the lower-left
corner of your toolbar, you can select that in the Toolbar menu that
pops up.
Best,
António Rafael C. Paiva
Post-doctoral fellow
SCI Institute, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT

Post by Frank
How can I ensure that no application goes below the top of the toolbar.
I have setup all my apps to be on the "normal layer"..the toolbar is set to
Desktop, but I can still drag them past the top of the toolbar thus hiding
the size handle.
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[Frank]

Neither works the way I want it on my machine...
matter of fact they don't seem to make any difference??

Frank


On Sat, 05 Dec 2009 18:59:43 -0700

Post by Antonio Paiva
Sorry, maybe I was not clear. You need to *unset* the "Maximize over" property.
António Rafael C. Paiva
Post-doctoral fellow
SCI Institute, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT
On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 6:25 PM, Antonio Paiva

Post by Antonio Paiva
Set the "Maximize over" property. If you right click on the
lower-left corner of your toolbar, you can select that in the
Toolbar menu that pops up.
Best,
António Rafael C. Paiva
Post-doctoral fellow
SCI Institute, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT

Post by Frank
How can I ensure that no application goes below the top of the
toolbar. I have setup all my apps to be on the "normal
layer"..the toolbar is set to Desktop, but I can still drag them
past the top of the toolbar thus hiding the size handle.
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[Frank]

Sorry, nope. I set it and I can still drag apps
below the top of the toolbar, and when I maximize an app
the bottom will be behind the toolbar. I must be missing
something. I am used to IceWm which prevents this sort
of thing.

Frank


On Sat, 05 Dec 2009 18:25:53 -0700

Post by Antonio Paiva
Set the "Maximize over" property. If you right click on the
lower-left corner of your toolbar, you can select that in the
Toolbar menu that pops up.
Best,
António Rafael C. Paiva
Post-doctoral fellow
SCI Institute, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT

Post by Frank
How can I ensure that no application goes below the top of the
toolbar. I have setup all my apps to be on the "normal
layer"..the toolbar is set to Desktop, but I can still drag them
past the top of the toolbar thus hiding the size handle.
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[Frank]

On Sun, 06 Dec 2009 15:21:02 +0100

Post by Frank
How can I ensure that no application goes below the top of the
toolbar. I have setup all my apps to be on the "normal
layer"..the toolbar is set to Desktop, but I can still drag them
past the top of the toolbar thus hiding the size handle.

assuming with "below" you mean "depth-wise": put the toolbar onto a
* bottom
* desktop
cheers,
mathias

Well that works....sort of....but I can size the app so it still
goes over the toolbar...but at least the size handles are still
visible. What I was hoping for was a way to make the toolbar "no-go"
territory...so an app could not be dragged over or under it and maximize would
stop at the toolbar. Am I making myself clear? I dunno :)

[Mathias Gumz]

Post by Frank
visible. What I was hoping for was a way to make the toolbar "no-go"
territory...so an app could not be dragged over or under it and maximize would
stop at the toolbar. Am I making myself clear? I dunno :)

not possible right now in fluxbox.

cheers,
mathias

[Frank]

On Sun, 06 Dec 2009 20:01:38 +0100

Post by Mathias Gumz

Post by Frank
visible. What I was hoping for was a way to make the toolbar
"no-go" territory...so an app could not be dragged over or under
it and maximize would stop at the toolbar. Am I making myself
clear? I dunno :)

not possible right now in fluxbox.

Hummm. Well I guess I can live with that for now. Strange, most wm's
don't treat the toolbar like that.