After using the feature implemented from #57, I use a command to set the borders style=round or style=square for toggling gaps.
However, after toggling fullscreen on then back off (with another custom script that uses apply-to= for hiding the border), the custom toggle-gaps command only applies to the windows which didn't invoke apply-to=.
Maybe there's a way to reset the border invocation of apply-to=<window-id> like reset=<window-id>, so that it continues to work with regular borders commands that don't use apply-to=<window-id>.
After using the feature implemented from #57, I use a command to set the borders style=round or style=square for toggling gaps. However, after toggling fullscreen on then back off (with another custom script that uses apply-to= for hiding the border), the custom toggle-gaps command only applies to the windows which didn't invoke apply-to=.
Maybe there's a way to reset the border invocation of
apply-to=<window-id>
likereset=<window-id>
, so that it continues to work with regular borders commands that don't useapply-to=<window-id>
.