Re: Bottom resize bar shown when a window is maximized

["Andrea Vettorello" <andrea vettorello gmail com>]

On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 10:09 PM, Mike Hokenson <gnome gozer org> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> When I maximize a window, the bottom grip/resize bar is shown and
> I'd like it to be hidden. The other blackbox-like themes included
> with Sawfish show the same thing. Is there a special class or flag
> that can be set to hide it when maximized?
>
> My "normal" frames-alist looks like this:
>
>     (frames-alist
>      '(("normal"
>         ((bottom-edge . -5)
>          (right-edge . 23)
>          (left-edge . 23)
>          (background . "bottom-middle")
>          (class . bottom-border))
>         ((left-edge . -1)
>          (bottom-edge . -5)
>          (background . "bottom-left")
>          (class . bottom-left-corner))
>         ((bottom-edge . -5)
>          (right-edge . -1)
>          (background . "bottom-right")
>          (class . bottom-right-corner))

None that I'm aware of.

You surely can modify your current theme to display only the title bar
when a window is maximized, or maybe you can try a general solution
that should work with every existing theme, using the
"call-after-state-changed" function. You should trace when a window is
maximized (and minimized) to change the window type from default to
shaped and vice versa (shaped windows normally are decorated without
borders and with a title bar).


-- 
Andrea