Open ghost opened 8 years ago
note that you can have an underline/overline, which can be used to get a border look. https://sr.ht/078c8.png
I use the following script to make a border around my the main lemonbar instance, by launching another lemonbar instance before it so it is hidden below. Example.
@Wildefyr I will note that what @dark-yux ended up doing was creating a fork that added borders -- posted on /r/unixporn a bit ago.
Since we have underlines and overlines it might make sense to have also vert(ical)lines (that could be just considered as a very thin slant...I think the slant idea has some potential if done properly and if it's flexible enough)
note that you can have an underline/overline, which can be used to get a border look.
FYI, this doesn't work if you're using alignment.
there are workaround for vertical line using offset tag %{O $underlineWidth} combined with background enclosing em it is messy but it works %{B$borderColor}%{O$borderWidth}%{B-}
there are workaround for vertical line using offset tag %{O $underlineWidth} combined with background enclosing em it is messy but it works %{B$borderColor}%{O$borderWidth}%{B-}
As dirty as the workaround looks, it actually works as intended and somehow feels more precise than a "regular" border
For ascetics it would be nice if lemonbar allowed borders to fit in with the window borders on a wm.