If set KDE panel to floating, then you get top/bottom/left/right gap size combined with panel margin between window and panel. KDE panel has its own margin sadly, so probably a workaround for screens with floating panels to ignore gap there or override panel margin?
Steps to Reproduce
Install and enable Bismuth
Set KDE panel to floating
Apply gaps to windows in Bismuth's Appearance settings
Change virtual desktops/restart KDE session
Expected behavior
Consistent gap size just like with non-floating KDE panel
Screenshots
8/8/8/8 8 gaps (KDE panel gap + top gap)
8/0(top)/8/8 8 gaps (only KDE panel gap)
8/0(top)/8/0(bottom) 8 gaps (proof that bismuth ignores KDE floating panel)
Bismuth version
3.1.4-1
KDE Plasma version
plasmashell 5.26.4
The platform KWin is running on
X11
Additional context
Turning off top padding works for single screens I guess, but would like to have gaps on other screens, where there are no KDE panels.
Summary
If set KDE panel to floating, then you get top/bottom/left/right gap size combined with panel margin between window and panel. KDE panel has its own margin sadly, so probably a workaround for screens with floating panels to ignore gap there or override panel margin?
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior
Consistent gap size just like with non-floating KDE panel
Screenshots
8/8/8/8 8 gaps (KDE panel gap + top gap)
8/0(top)/8/8 8 gaps (only KDE panel gap)
8/0(top)/8/0(bottom) 8 gaps (proof that bismuth ignores KDE floating panel)
Bismuth version
3.1.4-1
KDE Plasma version
plasmashell 5.26.4
The platform KWin is running on
X11
Additional context
Turning off top padding works for single screens I guess, but would like to have gaps on other screens, where there are no KDE panels.