Re: wheeling to shade on (titlebar) window border

["Josie Imlay" <jimlay gmail com>]

I'm not sure I understand but it sounds like this will do what you want.

Customize ->Bindings
Select "Title" as the context.
Add-> Type in "Button4-Click" (grab doesn't work for me) and select
"Toggle window shaded"

Alternatively, in your .sawfishrc add:
(bind-keys title-keymap "Button4-Click" 'toggle-window-shaded)

Josie

On Sat, Feb 16, 2008 at 10:37 PM, Mike Hokenson <gnome gozer org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  I've been working with Sawfish for the last few days and have pretty much figured out how to get everything configured the way I like and worked around odd things like Audacious' playlist window not remembering it's last position, but there's one issue that's troubling me... I can't (un)shade a window by wheeling over the top border.
>
>  My browser window isn't gigantic, but it's always in the way. Rather than minimize and use the menu or a toolbar to restore, I just shade and continue working. I've been using Openbox for years and it handles this fine (could be a special case), so it's really become habit - quickly move the mouse to the top of the screen, wheel, <key binding> to open a new xterm, finish work & close, wheel back browser, etc.
>
>  Could this be controlled with a variable I've missed, some scripting, or adjustments to my theme? My attempts to change simple items like button layout in FinalStep have gone horribly wrong, so I'd rather themeing be a last resort. :P
>
>  Thanks,
>
>  Mike
>