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Your version of keycast looks nice at the tab-line, except that I do not really want to use the rest of the tab-line.
So, I have customized the tab-line format as the following:
(setq-default tab-bar-format nil) (set-face-attribute 'tab-bar nil :inherit 'default :underline (color-lighten-name (face-foreground 'default) 80))
However, it now feels natural to move the keycast indicator to the left. It would be useful to add such customization.
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Yea, customization for alignment seems like a good idea.
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It's now possible to customize status alignment with tb-keycast-status-align and tb-keycast-status-min-width.
tb-keycast-status-align
tb-keycast-status-min-width
You can try this:
(setq tb-keycast-status-align 'left)
Later I will add documentation to both custom vars.
With this:
(setq tab-bar-format nil) (setq tb-keycast-status-align 'left) (setq tb-keycast-status-min-width 0) ;optional (tb-keycast-mode 1)
you will have just tb-keycast status in tab-bar line.
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Your version of keycast looks nice at the tab-line, except that I do not really want to use the rest of the tab-line.
So, I have customized the tab-line format as the following:
However, it now feels natural to move the keycast indicator to the left. It would be useful to add such customization.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: