space between menu and taskbar

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space between menu and taskbar

Forum: General Discussion

Creator: Nanominus

Created: 2012-09-03

Updated: 2012-09-04

Nanominus - 2012-09-03

is it possible to format the space between menu and taskbar in css/qss? I like the clock/calendar way - there is enough space for shadows and other things. thanks

screenshot: http://s9.postimage.org/61zvemd3x/snapshot1.png

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Thomas Luebking - 2012-09-03

No, but it should actually be set off more.
If it's not and you've an up to date master, there'd be some bug.

Is this in a subpanel?

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Nanominus - 2012-09-04

It's a standart TopPanel with no additional panels. and i just updated to latest be-shell.
In theory is there a way to have a big panel (like 50px) and tiny qmenubar (20px) with menu space witch is not covering the panel?

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Thomas Luebking - 2012-09-04

Ah, ok - that is no Button but a GlobalMenu?
(Didn't look like that at all)

You can use margins and paddings to move the menubar around in the panel.

It does however not use the "PopupPosition" calculation as other popups in Be::Shell do (because of the eventually considerable offset, which is not QMenuBar a-like at all)

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Nanominus - 2012-09-04

yea, it's a globalmenu with icons.

if i add margins in qmenubar::item {} it breaks the text and qmenubar {} margins.

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