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Per Amundsen, 03/27/2021 05:24 PM
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- Switchbar
Switchbar¶
The Switchbar shows all open windows and allows switching the active window.
See also /switchbar, $switchbar, Switchbar Options.
Hiding the Switchbar¶
The Switchbar can be hidden by clicking Menubar -> View -> Switchbar or by typing /switchbar off or by changing Options -> Windows -> Enable Switchbar or by right-clicking the Switchbar and then clicking Hide Switchbar.
Switchbar position¶
The Switchbar can be moved to the top/bottom/left/right of the main window by right-clicking the Switchbar then clicking Position.
Locking bars¶
Menubar/Toolbar/Switchbar/Treebar can be locked so they can't be moved by right-clicking any bar and then click Lock Bars.
Locking bars also removes the header from the Monitor Panels.
Window Menu¶
Right-clicking a window in the Switchbar shows the window menu.
Pressing the SHIFT while right-clicking shows the scripted window menu instead.
Window Order¶
The order which windows appear in the Switchbar can be changed in Options -> Windows -> Window order.
Window colors¶
Tab text colors can be set in Options -> Colors.
Normal color - The text color for the active window.
Inactive color - The text color for any inactive window.
Highlights color - The text color for any window which has a highlighted message.
Message color - The text color for any window which has a new message.
System color - The text color for any window which has a new system message.
Background Color¶
The Switchbar background color can be set in Options -> Colors.
Note: Override Windows theme colors must be enabled.
Window Icons¶
The window icons can be changed in Options -> Icons.
Hiding the window icons from the Switchbar can be done in the Switchbar Options.
Font¶
The font can be changed in Options -> Fonts & Sizes or by using the /font command.
Background image¶
A background image for the Switchbar can be set in Options -> Backgrounds or by using the /background command.
Button Background Image¶
A background image for the buttons can be set in Options -> Backgrounds or by using the /background command.
Updated by Per Amundsen over 3 years ago · 2 revisions