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    Question taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    I cant shuffle items in my "taskbar" this is possible on gnome but cant seem to do it on xfce, any ideas?

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    Re: taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    Hi, you can not drag and drop like you can in Gnome. In XFCE you need to right click on the item, uncheck lock to panel, then right click again and select move. You can now point to where you want the item on your panel, and left click to place it. Ensure you lock the item when done, as a restart can end up returning the item to the original position.

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    Re: taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    Quote Originally Posted by denham2010 View Post
    Hi, you can not drag and drop like you can in Gnome. In XFCE you need to right click on the item, uncheck lock to panel, then right click again and select move. You can now point to where you want the item on your panel, and left click to place it. Ensure you lock the item when done, as a restart can end up returning the item to the original position.

    Cheers!

    I am sorry i should have been more specific in my question what i am trying to move here are not my panels, but the "buttons" which show in my taskbar for every window i open.

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    Re: taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    Xfce Settings Manager | Window Manager | Button Layout ?

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    Question Re: taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    Quote Originally Posted by john.nicholls View Post
    Xfce Settings Manager | Window Manager | Button Layout ?
    cant find such an option

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    Re: taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    Hi, I think you misunderstood my reply. Right clicking on the applets on the panel gives you the option to unlock their position and move them.

    EDIT: Sorry, I did misread your post. You can not rearrange the items on your task bar. They will only display in the order opened.
    Last edited by denham2010; October 15th, 2008 at 12:48 PM. Reason: misread
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    Re: taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    I am talking about the buttons created when i open windows, not applets

    Quote Originally Posted by denham2010 View Post
    Hi, I think you misunderstood my reply. Right clicking on the applets on the panel gives you the option to unlock their position and move them.

    EDIT: Sorry, I did misread your post. You can not rearrange the items on your task bar. They will only display in the order opened.

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    Re: taskbar shuffle feature on xfce

    I have not found a way to reorder the Xfce task list application icons. Might want to try #xfce as I have found it to be more active than the Xfce forums.
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