On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Justin A wrote: > On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Domenic Beneventi wrote: > > desktop cycle arrows, and the time. If you enable the toolbar as 'always > > on top' you can maximize any window you work with and still have a small > > band of root window at the bottom to call up the menu. > > If you just want to always be able to access the root menu, edit the > maximize function in Window.cc and add dh--; in there after it changes the > height. This will give you a 1 pixel line across the bottom.. you could > also do dw--; to give you a line across the right, plus you cant even see > the difference. I'm just starting with blackbox, and I like it a lot. I didn't have to make any code changes at all to get an "always available" patch of root window. Configure the toolbar for - always on top - auto hide This will leave a sliver of the toolbar, just a few pixels high, visible on the screen. If you aren't looking for it you won't notice it. Now maximize a window, and it stops just above the sliver of the toolbar. If your toolbar is on the bottom left, then there is a small patch of root window just to the right of the toolbar, just under the bottom of the maximized window. Great!
