Closed just22 closed 9 years ago
By pushed below, do you mean in the stacking order or in the x-y plane? The way maximization is implemented, windows will not maximize over trays unless the trays are in a layer below the window being maximized.
Hello Joe,
the window that I want in fullscreen is maximized, but it ends up covered by all the other opened (and not iconic) windows, and the trays are over it too. So this is definitely related to the stacking order.
The problem disappear when I use only one tray.
I’m having some trouble reproducing this. Does it only happen with a particular program? If not, would you mind sending me your JWM configuration? It might be worth a shot to see if it still happens with a recent snapshot of JWM to see if the problem is still there.
Hi Joe,
it happens with all applications (I tried xterm, xpdf, mplayer and a bunch of others).
This is my .jwmrc (along with a couple of shoots that should clarify the problem):
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I noticed this a while back too, but with JWM's tray at the bottom and a separate EWMH tray at the top. Might be a bug in work area calculations. With regard to stacking, wmspec-1.5 says that fullscreen windows with the keyboard focus are to be stacked above all other (normal) windows.
I think this is working now. Feel free to re-open if it's still broken.
Hello,
I noticed that using multiple trays (e.g., one as panel and the other for reserving some space on the top of the screen), the "fullscreen" action doesn't work as expected: the window is expanded, but it is pushed below all the other ones.
The problem should be easily reproducible (I'm using JWM 2.2.2, OpenBSD 5.7-current), if that's not the case I'll try to report more details concerning my configuration.
All the best