Moving window buttons

[TNAFan]

Trying to move window buttons on the "window buttons" panel like you can do on Ubuntu by default and Kubuntu(after changing a few options). Cannot figure out how to do this. Can anyone help me with how to do so?

Xubuntu 11.04

[3Miro]

Application -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> Windows Manager. Check the themes, some themes allow for customization of the windows buttons, others don't. You can install more xfwm4 themes from either the Software Center/Synaptic Package Manager or you can go to http://xfce-look.org/

[slooksterpsv]

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1704596

So you go to Applications menu -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> Window Manager

And there's an area in there where you can drag and drop your button layout.

[TNAFan]

You misunderstand. Not the ones on the individual windows. I mean the buttons on the task bar.

[slooksterpsv]

You misunderstand. Not the ones on the individual windows. I mean the buttons on the task bar.

Right-click on the icon, choose move, and drag it to where you want it.

[TNAFan]

Tried that. That just moves the window.

[TNAFan]

Perhaps if I attach a picture I can help explain. The circled icons is what I want the ability to move. Like in Ubuntu (previous to Unity).

[slooksterpsv]

Perhaps if I attach a picture I can help explain. The circled icons is what I want the ability to move. Like in Ubuntu (previous to Unity).

Oh so not the actual application icons, but the currently open application window list, that I do not know how to move.

[TNAFan]

When you attempt to, they lift up, like it is possible, but when you try to put them where you want them they just go back to their original spots.

[Copper Bezel]

There's a little row of dots at the far left of the list. Right click that, and there's an option for "move"; you could also instead "remove" the task selector and "add" it where you want it. (Exactly as in Gnome, for those curious.)