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Using Windows display scaling and docklike theme introduces overflow menu #143

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tangosox opened this issue Dec 2, 2024 · 1 comment

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tangosox commented Dec 2, 2024

With 150% display scaling through Windows I get an overflow menu with the dock-like theme even though theres still plenty of space for it to expand. Works fine at 125% but things are a bit too small for me at 125. Any way to fix this? Included screenshots to show overflow menu (not the system tray but the main app taskbar). Pics show scaling at 125 and 150%.
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what's your screen resolution?
there is actually a style that could be adjusted which might help, especially if your resolution is very low:

Target: Taskbar.TaskbarFrame#TaskbarFrame
Style: Margin=250,0,250,0

iirc, that style is used to put a limit on how wide it can expand (so that it doesn't go behind the tray area). Unfortunately I can't put a variable there, so I put what I thought would cover most people best overall.

reducing 250 to say 100 should give the dock 300px more room to expand before the 3 dots come up

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