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Re: Nice looking, but...
by kollum on Thursday 08/Mar/2007, @14:52

You probably mean something like that ! (see atached screen shot, which is in full screen mode)

You have to right click a tool bar an choose "configure tool bars" in the bottom.
then, add and remove what you whant to be on you "one line" pannel.

Finaly, go to "configure", then toolbars, and unselect everything but the one you customised.

use ctrl + m to hide the menu.

YOU'RE DONE

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Re: Nice looking, but...
by soc on Friday 09/Mar/2007, @13:33

I already tried the hint with the menu, but I just don't like it.
- I want to be able to access the menu without activating it and deactivating it after use. There a so many icons for doing useless things, but this one is missing.
- It looks like crap, even the adressbar isn't vertically centered. There is way to much vertical spacing, but no horizontal spacing at all. This is due to the fact, that you can't make the icons smaller than 22*22 in the gui of konqueror, which wastes screenspace and looks horrible.

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Re: Nice looking, but...
by soc on Friday 09/Mar/2007, @13:52

I have to correct myself:
- I just saw that if kcontrol is installed you can set the icon size from there for all programs, including konqueror.
- I installed the QtCurve theme, now many things look quite good, compared to the default ones provided with kde 3.5.

Sorry for my mistakes!

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