I run Leap in a VM, so the width of the window is always a bit different. It’s maximized vertically, but horizontally I leave a bit of space from the host OS visible to the left so I can operate the window pager. Moreover, Leap doesn’t remember the window size in my VMware when it’s rebooted, so I always have to manually drag it large again.
Why is this a problem? Because apparently, the panel settings are set specifically only for a single horizontal width. So I first thought my settings were being erased. Actually I was 1px or 2px off so it wasn’t binding to the settings I saved. So now to the main question.
Is there a way to wildcard the horizontal parameter so it covers ALL widths? I want to set the panel to autohide. It would suffice to just make that the default if that’s possible.
Right now I have:
[PlasmaViews][Panel 2][Horizontal1796]
panelVisibility=0
…but I’d prefer not to have to create 100 lines like that with different horizontal settings just to capture the range of window sizes I typically use. I’ve tried “Horizontal1-2000” “Horizontal*” and “Horizontal” but no joy.