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Vlad1mir
Hello,
I have an issue where extra spaces, gaps, etc are being added at the end of the icons in a custom taskbar toolbar.
When the taskbar is "unlocked" for customizing, the toolbar icons are correctly placed, but as soon as I lock the taskbar again, they shift over to the left and a large gap is added after the icons.
The result is a large space between the toolbar and the tray icons which not only look visually displeasing but takes up space from pinned programs to the left.
Here is a screenshot I found from someone else who has the exact same issue. They never got a solution to the problem.
This is pretty much exactly what I am experiencing as well.
I am aware that the dividers will sometimes take up a bit of space and that icons will shift a tiny bit because the dividers go away once "locked", however this is obviously too much space to account for that effect.
Also, I thought maybe inside of the "toolbar" folder where my icons are located that there might be hidden system folders taking up the space, but that was not the case either.
I am using the latest version of Windows 10 (1903).
Any help appreciated.
Thank you.
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I have an issue where extra spaces, gaps, etc are being added at the end of the icons in a custom taskbar toolbar.
When the taskbar is "unlocked" for customizing, the toolbar icons are correctly placed, but as soon as I lock the taskbar again, they shift over to the left and a large gap is added after the icons.
The result is a large space between the toolbar and the tray icons which not only look visually displeasing but takes up space from pinned programs to the left.
Here is a screenshot I found from someone else who has the exact same issue. They never got a solution to the problem.
This is pretty much exactly what I am experiencing as well.
I am aware that the dividers will sometimes take up a bit of space and that icons will shift a tiny bit because the dividers go away once "locked", however this is obviously too much space to account for that effect.
Also, I thought maybe inside of the "toolbar" folder where my icons are located that there might be hidden system folders taking up the space, but that was not the case either.
I am using the latest version of Windows 10 (1903).
Any help appreciated.
Thank you.
Continue reading...