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Hello, I am having a hard time finding any information on how to:
change the toolbar font size, window title font size, and menu font size in fluxbox. ( i have managed to change the toolbar clock and workspace name size, and the menu title font size with a ~/.fluxbox/overlay file
and
hide an application from the toolbar. i have a transparent eterm set to run top on my desktop and would like so it does not show "top" in my toolbar but continues to run. I think this has been done I have seen many screenshots that seem to suggest it is possible.
also, antialiasing is not on the configuration menu. i am using fluxbox 1.0rc3 with slackware 11
The font sizes can be changed in the theme.cfg file of the active theme. Look in ~/.fluxbox/styles/your-theme/theme.cfg and make a backup copy before tinkering.
You can manually edit your ~/.fluxbox/styles/<theme_name> file. It's plain text so you can search for 'font' and pretty much find all of the available font settings for most themes. Once you get the hang of it, you can get more creative and edit some of the less detailed themes by adding in some lines...Just make backups!
If I understand correctly, you don't want the open apps to feature in the iconbar. If so, you need to edit your ~/.fluxbox/init file. Search for a line that looks like this:
Do you want to keep ALL applications off the toolbar or just that one instance of Top? If you want the toolbar completely empty, you'll find that somewhere in the Fluxbox menu. But I don't know how to keep just one app off. Have you looked on the Fluxbox website? I think there's pretty decent documentation.
** Just noticed the post above - and I too have realized that the antialiasing option is gone. I think it's default in newer releases...that only makes sense. My fonts are good in the Fluxbox menus.
Last edited by Vincent_Vega; 10-16-2007 at 08:04 PM.
You can hide applications from the toolbar by editing your ~/.fluxbox/apps file. For example, if I wanted to hide Krusader, I would add "IconHidden" to the Krusader section:
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