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	Disable zoom-in/zoom-out effect on hovering, with main dock in "Default" mode	Guest	English	1	matttbe [Read] 27 August 2012 à 10:36

Guest, Monday 27 August 2012 à 09:06

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Hi there,

Don't get me wrong, this dockbar is awesome, but I'm more towards usability than eye-candy. I need to disable the zoom-in/zoom-out effect while hovering on icons when the dock is in "Default" mode. I've searched all the options (including Advanced) to no avail. I know I get that in "Panel" mode, but that looks weird for me, I need a simple rectangular dockbar with no animations. Animations make my eyes hurt after a while.

I'm usingversion 3.0.2 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with OpenGL.

Anyone can help me with this?

Thanks in advance,
Katy.

matttbe, Monday 27 August 2012 à 10:36

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Subscription date : 24 January 2009
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Hello,

There are a few options about the zoom in the advanced mode of the config panel / Icon module (called 'Maximum zoom of the icons' in the 'Zoom effect' section => set it to 1 if you don't want the icons to zoom when you hover over them).
There are a lot of options in this advanced mode but feel free to use the 'filter' (on the top left of the window)

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