heres a bug report (2 in fact).
the first is with stop points. i got an idea for a llx setup i wanted to try and so far i laid out a panel and 2 stop points. in testing just that i found that the stop points are NOT stopping at all half the time. and when they do stop its either too soon or too late by then.
the second is with widget margins/padding. so far i have found one widget that hates negative settings. i placed a widget on my screen on a white background, but the widget itself was too light to be noticeable. so to fix that i colored the object box a darker shade so even on a white background the widget background is easily visible, but this left (what i call) a bleed over. what i mean is that the darker color extends to the outer borders of the widget. so to clear that up i decided to shrink the margins in hopes to only have the widget itself.
the left/right sides of the widget look perfect so lets move to top/bottom. i choose a side and bring its margins in. SUCCESS. now the other side. THIS IS WHERE THE PROBLEM IS. instead of bringing that side in as well all it did was bring the other side back out so the work i did was for nothing. so both sides have negative values but neither side is showing that. its as if i never touched them.
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For the second bug I recommend to post a screenshot
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TrianguloY just one would not do any service so heres 4 straight from my box https://app.box.com/s/wmi5vr7m6tgj4c1sewsm you will see by screen 3 and 4 that just making the adjustment to the bottom margin brought the top out. so if doing this i need not explain that adjusting the top margin will put the bottom back where it was.
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I need to investigate what’s wrong with stop points, +David Reese has a similar problem, I think the root cause is probably the same.
For the negative margins… well, I don’t know!
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well the negative margins are experamental yes? and we are still in beta stages so its not something we should expect to have in perfect working order.
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I do have a similar issue but my work around is to add snap to the stop points and add one to each side of the panels.
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But I don’t have any panel on the top side of my home screen and I can’t keep from scrolling down even though nothing there. Not even setting a stop point and setting it as a barrier. Will keep the page from scrolling down.
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