JWM Menu Button in Taskbar is weird?

[Anonymous]

Good Day folks,

I am having strange behaviour by the JWM menu button on the panel:

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<!-- Panel / Tray at the top. -->
    <Tray  x="0" y="-0" height="22" autohide="off" opacity="0.8">
        <TrayButton icon="archlinux-logo" label="Menu">root:3</TrayButton>
        <Spacer width="2"/>
        <Spacer width="2"/> 
        <TaskList maxwidth="0"  />
        <Spacer width="2"/>
        <Pager labeled="true"/>
		<Spacer width="2"/>
        <Clock format="%H:%M:%S">
<!--			<Button mask="1" >exec:lxterminal --geometry=21x9+1060+26 -T Month -e calcurse</Button> -->
			<Button mask="2" >exec:lxterminal --geometry=120x32+40+25 -T Calendar -e calcurse</Button>
			<Button mask="3" >exec:notify-send -u low 'Calcurse Calendar' "<code>calcurse -t</code>"</Button>
		</Clock>
        <Spacer width="3"/>x
        <Dock/>
		<Spacer width="2"/>
		</Tray>

See the attached image.
I am quite familiar with JWM and this is the first time I am seeing the Menu button .. itself?

[Forum Admin anticapitalista]

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Which file have you edited?

Anyhow, just remove the word menu to

<TrayButton icon="archlinux-logo" label="">root:3</TrayButton>

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by anticapitalista.

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[Anonymous]

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Hi Anticapitalista,

Thanks for the tip, I actually want the “Menu” word there, I can’t find a setting where the button has a set width?

A while back I uninstalled JWM and was cleaning up my home directory and wiped the .jwm folder, today I decided I wanted to play with JWM and had to manually create a config file for JWM using ~/.jwmrc .

[Forum Admin anticapitalista]

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As far as I am aware, you can’t have both.

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If wanting to say menu. In the past. I would download a image from google images <Button that I wish> and insert it’s name where it says arch logo. Kept the icon in ~./icons.

I used to run spark plug images for menu buttons in the past.

Like this one.

https://iconape.com/champion-spark-plugs-logo-logo-icon-svg-png.html

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