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Add explanations on the tab sizing optional fixes
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Izheil committed Jan 22, 2022
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/* These below control the padding of the new tab button and min/max/close buttons respectively.
YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE THESE unless you want to use values of --tab-min-height lower than 20px.
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT. */
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT.
The first rule (#TabsToolbar) controls the padding around the "new tab" button. Make sure to always use "px"
as unit for it to work, even on 0 value. Reducing it will allow a lower limit on the tabs height.
The second rule (.titlebar-buttonbox) has paddings control the padding of the min/max/close buttons.
Changing these are required if you want the tab bar to be smaller when having 1 row. */
/*
#TabsToolbar {
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}
/* These below control the padding of the new tab button and min/max/close buttons respectively.
YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE THESE unless you want to use values of --tab-min-height lower than 20px.
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT. */
YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE THESE unless you want to use values of --tab-min-height lower than 20px.
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT.
The first rule (#TabsToolbar) controls the padding around the "new tab" button. Make sure to always use "px"
as unit for it to work, even on 0 value. Reducing it will allow a lower limit on the tabs height.
The second rule (.titlebar-buttonbox) has paddings control the padding of the min/max/close buttons.
Changing these are required if you want the tab bar to be smaller when having 1 row. */
/*
#TabsToolbar {
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/* These below control the padding of the new tab button and min/max/close buttons respectively.
YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE THESE unless you want to use values of --tab-min-height lower than 20px.
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT. */
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT.
The first rule (#TabsToolbar) controls the padding around the "new tab" button. Make sure to always use "px"
as unit for it to work, even on 0 value. Reducing it will allow a lower limit on the tabs height.
The second rule (.titlebar-buttonbox) has paddings control the padding of the min/max/close buttons.
Changing these are required if you want the tab bar to be smaller when having 1 row. */
/*
#TabsToolbar {
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Expand Up @@ -123,7 +123,13 @@ function zzzz_MultiRowTabLite() {
/* These below control the padding of the new tab button and min/max/close buttons respectively.
YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE THESE unless you want to use values of --tab-min-height lower than 20px.
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT. */
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT.
The first rule (#TabsToolbar) controls the padding around the "new tab" button. Make sure to always use "px"
as unit for it to work, even on 0 value. Reducing it will allow a lower limit on the tabs height.
The second rule (.titlebar-buttonbox) has paddings control the padding of the min/max/close buttons.
Changing these are required if you want the tab bar to be smaller when having 1 row. */
/*
#TabsToolbar {
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Expand Up @@ -123,7 +123,13 @@ function zzzz_MultiRowTabLite() {
/* These below control the padding of the new tab button and min/max/close buttons respectively.
YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE THESE unless you want to use values of --tab-min-height lower than 20px.
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT. */
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT.
The first rule (#TabsToolbar) controls the padding around the "new tab" button. Make sure to always use "px"
as unit for it to work, even on 0 value. Reducing it will allow a lower limit on the tabs height.
The second rule (.titlebar-buttonbox) has paddings control the padding of the min/max/close buttons.
Changing these are required if you want the tab bar to be smaller when having 1 row. */
/*
#TabsToolbar {
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Expand Up @@ -96,7 +96,13 @@ function zzzz_MultiRowTabLite() {
/* These below control the padding of the new tab button and min/max/close buttons respectively.
YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE THESE unless you want to use values of --tab-min-height lower than 20px.
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT. */
Before changing them, you need to UNCOMMENT the 2 rules below for them TO TAKE EFFECT.
The first rule (#TabsToolbar) controls the padding around the "new tab" button. Make sure to always use "px"
as unit for it to work, even on 0 value. Reducing it will allow a lower limit on the tabs height.
The second rule (.titlebar-buttonbox) has paddings control the padding of the min/max/close buttons.
Changing these are required if you want the tab bar to be smaller when having 1 row. */
/*
#TabsToolbar {
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