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In either ~/.gtkrc-2.0 (user session) or /etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc (system wide), add:
style "tasklist-padding"
{
xthickness = 10
}
widget "*tasklist*" style "tasklist-padding"
...and adjust the value 10 to suit.
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they are buttons so you can use the inner border GtkButton setting: https://developer.gnome.org/gtk2/stable … ner-border
style "xfcepaneltasklist"{
xthickness=0
ythickness=0
GtkButton::inner-border={3,3,1,1}
GtkButton::image-spacing=5}
widget_class "XfceTasklist*" style "xfcepaneltasklist"
Last edited by sixsixfive (2015-04-15 05:27:33)
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Thank you very much it works but it makes for tasklist icons view *only* very small. Do you know how to isolate the style to the bar with title only?
@sixsixfive
Thanks but it doesn't works, something are not recognized.
Last edited by sonycdr (2015-04-15 07:55:35)
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Thanks but it doesn't works, something are not recognized.
yeah i see i forgot the wildcard and the selector is probably wrong for xfce 4.12
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Thank you very much it works but it makes for tasklist icons view *only* very small. Do you know how to isolate the style to the bar with title only?
I don't think you can. The icon-only view scales the icon to fit the space available so if you minimize the amount of xthickness, ythickness will automatically be minimized as well.
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according to the code http://git.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-panel/tr … t-widget.c do you see a specific selector for icon or title view only?
Can you point me the line that define "*tasklist*" selector?
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if you use x and y padding all widgets are affected(its something like padding ind css)
also te following might work(i currently don't have xfce installed so i cant test this here)
style "xfcepaneltasklisticons"{
xthickness=0
ythickness=0}
widget_class "*XfceTasklist*GtkImage*" style "xfcepaneltasklisticons"
widget "*XfceTasklist*GtkImage*" style "xfcepaneltasklisticons"
for a better understanding have look here: https://wiki.gnome.org/Attic/GnomeArt/T … ythickness
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