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Describe the bug
When using 3Column Middle layout (I also tried with Tall and situation is the same, I guess for other layouts as well), with all paddings set to 0 in General settings, for the left&right sides, the window that is on the bottom - when it gets focused it "jumps" a bit up. If you set bottom padding to 5px this problem is gone. (btw, why is 5px the minimal value to set? why 1-2-3px is not possible)
It feels as if the bottom windows were hidden literally 1-2-3 pixels below the screen, and when they get focus they just move up a bit.
Moreover - if you stack up 3 windows on left or right side, the bottom one seems to overlap with the middle one, and there's 1-2-3px space left between the bottom edge of the screen and the bottom edge of the app. In this case setting 5px bottom padding does not help. I mean it does help with "jumping" - if bottom window gets focus it does not jump anymore, but still has a couple pixel overlap with the middle window.
Even more - if you stack up to 4 windows on the left/right side - the 1 seems to overlap with 2, and 3 seems to overlap with 4 - is that expected behaviour?
Feels like something is wrong with placing the bottom window (or generally stacking), no matter how many you open.
Applications:
Any app
To Reproduce
Use 3Column Middle layout, open at least 4 apps (center + one left, two right [or the other way around]). Then click between eg. center window and the right bottom - you should notice the right bottom one jumping a bit.
Expected behavior
Behaviour similar to the top-window - no jumping, just getting focus and thats it, no moving.
Note: --include-apps will list your manageable applications, but is optional if you don't want to list that.
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Incorrect placement of bottom apps for 3Column Middle layout - makes bottom windows
Incorrect placement of bottom apps for 3Column Middle layout - makes bottom windows "jump" (padding issue?)
Oct 31, 2024
Describe the bug
When using 3Column Middle layout (I also tried with Tall and situation is the same, I guess for other layouts as well), with all paddings set to 0 in General settings, for the left&right sides, the window that is on the bottom - when it gets focused it "jumps" a bit up. If you set bottom padding to 5px this problem is gone. (btw, why is 5px the minimal value to set? why 1-2-3px is not possible)
It feels as if the bottom windows were hidden literally 1-2-3 pixels below the screen, and when they get focus they just move up a bit.
Moreover - if you stack up 3 windows on left or right side, the bottom one seems to overlap with the middle one, and there's 1-2-3px space left between the bottom edge of the screen and the bottom edge of the app. In this case setting 5px bottom padding does not help. I mean it does help with "jumping" - if bottom window gets focus it does not jump anymore, but still has a couple pixel overlap with the middle window.
Even more - if you stack up to 4 windows on the left/right side - the 1 seems to overlap with 2, and 3 seems to overlap with 4 - is that expected behaviour?
Feels like something is wrong with placing the bottom window (or generally stacking), no matter how many you open.
Applications:
Any app
To Reproduce
Use 3Column Middle layout, open at least 4 apps (center + one left, two right [or the other way around]). Then click between eg. center window and the right bottom - you should notice the right bottom one jumping a bit.
Expected behavior
Behaviour similar to the top-window - no jumping, just getting focus and thats it, no moving.
Screenshots
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Debug Info
Note:
--include-apps
will list your manageable applications, but is optional if you don't want to list that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: