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telex4
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 Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 1:43 am Post subject: A simple konq toolbar question |
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This should be really simple, but:
how do you get the location toolbar to sit alongside the main toolbar in konqueror? If I drag the location toolbar up next to the main toolbar, it just snaps above the main toolbar... they won't go side by side! |
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 1:49 am Post subject: Re: A simple konq toolbar question |
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| telex4 wrote: | This should be really simple, but:
how do you get the location toolbar to sit alongside the main toolbar in konqueror? If I drag the location toolbar up next to the main toolbar, it just snaps above the main toolbar... they won't go side by side! |
remove the spinner
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telex4
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 2:05 am Post subject: Re: A simple konq toolbar question |
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| shm wrote: | | telex4 wrote: | This should be really simple, but:
how do you get the location toolbar to sit alongside the main toolbar in konqueror? If I drag the location toolbar up next to the main toolbar, it just snaps above the main toolbar... they won't go side by side! |
remove the spinner |
That shouldn't be necessary. See this screenshot, in which he seems to have the location bar in the main toolbar (which I tried but which doesn't seem to work).
I've noticed actually that they do appear side-by-side, but only when my window is maximised. When it is any smaller, the location toolbar tries to remain the same size and so slips down beneath the main toolbar. |
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shm
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 2:35 am Post subject: Re: A simple konq toolbar question |
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| telex4 wrote: | | shm wrote: | | telex4 wrote: | This should be really simple, but:
how do you get the location toolbar to sit alongside the main toolbar in konqueror? If I drag the location toolbar up next to the main toolbar, it just snaps above the main toolbar... they won't go side by side! |
remove the spinner |
That shouldn't be necessary. See this screenshot, in which he seems to have the location bar in the main toolbar (which I tried but which doesn't seem to work). |
He disabled the location toolbar, and added the location bar to the main toolbar. That works fine with the spinner. |
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telex4
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 2:56 am Post subject: Re: A simple konq toolbar question |
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| shm wrote: | | telex4 wrote: | | shm wrote: | | telex4 wrote: | This should be really simple, but:
how do you get the location toolbar to sit alongside the main toolbar in konqueror? If I drag the location toolbar up next to the main toolbar, it just snaps above the main toolbar... they won't go side by side! |
remove the spinner |
That shouldn't be necessary. See this screenshot, in which he seems to have the location bar in the main toolbar (which I tried but which doesn't seem to work). |
He disabled the location toolbar, and added the location bar to the main toolbar. That works fine with the spinner. |
I guessed as much, but when I do that, the location bar simply doesn't show on the main toolbar. |
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shm
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 3:05 am Post subject: Re: A simple konq toolbar question |
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| telex4 wrote: | | I guessed as much, but when I do that, the location bar simply doesn't show on the main toolbar. |
You also have to remove it from the location toolbar (and apply it before too, I think) |
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telex4
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 3:08 am Post subject: Re: A simple konq toolbar question |
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| shm wrote: | | telex4 wrote: | | I guessed as much, but when I do that, the location bar simply doesn't show on the main toolbar. |
You also have to remove it from the location toolbar (and apply it before too, I think) |
Nope, no joy. I:
o Remove the location toolbar
o Remove the location bar from the location toolbar (&apply)
o Add the location bar to the main toolbar (&apply)
Still no location bar! |
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c4Ff3In3 4ddiC+
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I can't say why it's not working for you. I just dragged the toolbar up. Maybe you need to remove some buttons on the toolbar to make room for it. I tried reducing the size of the window horizontally, and it put the location toolbar below the main toolbar.
http://members.cox.net/~miw/konqueror_toolbar.png |
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telex4
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OK, I got a configuration from someone on the KDE usability list who had posted a screenshot of the look I wanted (see the screenshot here).
The solution was to put the navigation icons and the animated icon onto the location toolbar, and remove the main toolbar. It's a strange solution, but apparently the location toolbar will hold any icons plus the location bar, whilst the main toolbar can't hold the location bar. |
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| Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2004 6:35 am Post subject: |
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| telex4 wrote: | | The solution was to put the navigation icons and the animated icon onto the location toolbar, and remove the main toolbar. It's a strange solution, but apparently the location toolbar will hold any icons plus the location bar, whilst the main toolbar can't hold the location bar. |
That's quite weird. I don't even have to do that.
Pic of my conf (which I further edited with VisualSeperators): http://halted.net/konq.png |
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