[Taskbar clock customization 1.2.1] Top/bottom line -> line spacing option like T-Clock (e.g. for slim height taskbars)

[emp-00]

Loving Windhawk (!) but I have the following issue/suggestion concerning the mod "Taskbar clock customization 1.2.1" in combination with the mod "Taskbar height and icon size":

My Windhawk configuration:

• Running Win11 22H2 build 22621.2134 (latest as of today) and Windhawk v1.3.1 (with latest mods as of today)
• "Taskbar height and icon size" set to 34 px height and 16 px icon size - still larger than my Win10 config with 30 px taskbar height, but I'm sticking to the Winhawk mod slim size default sizes
• "Taskbar clock customization" is set to simply display two lines time+date, font Calibri with e.g. 16 pt (same issue with smaller sizes --> the line distance is always bigger than desired!)
• No other special configuration settings, using mod "Disable grouping on the taskbar" with default settings

Problem:

• I would like to have an option in the "Taskbar clock" mod to modify the line spacing to create a maximum slim clock design
• See below screenshots from my old Win10 setup using T-Clock-Redux 2.4.4, Line spacing e.g. -2 was possible there -> this is not yet possible with the Windhawk mods

As follows some reference screenshots:

1) Comparison Win10 T-Clock with my Winhawk config and clear problem visibility:

2) My Windhawk mod settings:

Thanks for looking into this!! Questions? Shoot! :-)

[m417z]

Meanwhile, you can use Windows 11 Taskbar Styler. Play with the Spacing property. Let me know if you need help with that.

[emp-00]

Thank you @m417z - I read the instructions but can't quite figure out how to correctly input the "Spacing" property in the "Taskbar Styler" mod Settings tab. Control Styles / Target = "Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.StackPanel" and Styles = "Spacing=-3" does not work. Can you give me a hint?

[m417z]

For properly specifying the target, I had to make a small update to the mod. Update to Windows 11 Taskbar Styler v1.1.1, then use the following:

Target: systemtray:DateTimeIconContent > Grid#ContainerGrid > StackPanel Style: Spacing=-4

[emp-00]

Excellent - this works like a charm in combination with the Taskbar clock customization mod! Problem solved, thank you very much!!!

[m417z]

This option was added in Taskbar Clock Customization v1.3, so you can now achieve it without Windows 11 Taskbar Styler.