ilsabav92

ilsabav92

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right now the top and bottom docks are 676 x 100. I know that this is an odd size, but since I was making this in blender all I did was crop the render down to the dock. I could easily make it 100 x 100 though since I could delete the middle and join the ends. The bottom dock has a 2 pixel border on the bottom and sides. The top dock doesn't have a top border, but the side and bottom border is 5 pixels. I'll fix the borders next. Here's my

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Here is some images to show you guys whats happening. When the outsidebordertop tag is set to 0 the dock displays normally, just the icons are out of place and are touching the top edge of the screen: However, when I change the setting to 20 the dock moves up and the icons stay put: <img src="http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff99/ilsabav9

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[quote who="messiah1" reply="11" id="1935816"]I may not know what I'm talking about though... [/quote] Oh, I know that you know what your talking about. It's just that for some reason its not working. I double checked my settings just to be sure and the automatic distance from edge is checked. Its just for some reason when I change the number for the outsidebordertop tag the dock background moves up, instead of the icons moving down. [e digicons]:

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Thanks for your responses guys. I think I'll try Mirsguys idea. [quote who="messiah1" reply="7" id="1935361"]Put a OutsideBorderTop tag in there and set the number to 5. Adjust from there. That will get your icons away from the indicator. But I think maybe your indicator is too far down into the dock. [/quote] This was what I was doing. Instead of moving the icons down it moved the background up. [e digicons]:annoyed:[/e] The second

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