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#1 2019-07-13 04:53:08

njkevlani
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[Solved] Avoid margin in xfce4-genmon when added <click> attribute

When <click> attribute added to a genmon module, it adds some margin to the icon. Can we avoid this margin?

Screenshots to understand my problem better:

genmon module showing weather without <click> attribute:

genmon module showing weather without <click> attribute:



genmon module showing weather with <click> attribute:

genmon module showing weather with <click> attribute:


Notice the weather icon (cloud icon) is taking more space in second image in which <click> attribute is added.

Last edited by njkevlani (2019-07-13 11:42:23)

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#2 2019-07-13 11:27:07

ToZ
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Re: [Solved] Avoid margin in xfce4-genmon when added <click> attribute

Great plugin this one....

I'll assume you are using the GTK3 version of the plugin. You can use a negative margin value like this:

.genmon_value {margin-left: -7px;}

If you want it to affect only one instance of the plugin, prepend the config entry with the name of the plugin:

#genmon-10 .genmon_value {margin-left: -7px;}

Note: the '#' is not a comment but a GTK3 widget ID indicator.


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#3 2019-07-13 11:41:05

njkevlani
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Re: [Solved] Avoid margin in xfce4-genmon when added <click> attribute

Worked like a charm as always!

Thanks @Toz smile

For those, who are facing this kind of situation and wondering where to put this CSS, you need to put this CSS in gtk.css which is located at

~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css

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