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# Appearance of other application

With the Style command it is possible to set some properties for applications. The general form of the command is:

    Style "Pattern" option1 [,option2 [,...]]

"Pattern" is matched to the name of an application (the name that will be shown in the title bar). For example:

    Style "xeyes" Sticky, NoBorder
    Style "Moz*" Icon "/usr/share/xfce/icons/NetscapeLogo.xpm"

The available options for the Style command are :

Table 15-1. Options for the style command

Option | Description
--- | ---
Authorize_Translate | Some applications ask for a specific location. This should be honored unless you're using Xinerama and the application that asks for a positionning is not Xinerama aware and asks for an arbitrary location. For this kind of application you can use the flag "Authorize_Translate" that tells xfwm to translate the coordinates to the current screen even if the application asked for a specific location
BorderWidth <n> | Set borderwidth
CirculateSkipIcon | Skip iconified application when switching focus
CirculateSkip | Skip application when switching focus
CirculateHitIcon | Don't skip iconified application when switching focus
Icon <f> | Set the icon to use for an application
Layer <n> | Set layer to start application in. Layer can be between 0 and 12.
NoBorder | Don't show border
NoIcon | Don't show icon
NoTitle | Don't show title bar
StickyIcon | Show icon on all workspaces
StartIconic | Start application iconified
StaysOnBottom | Keep application below all other applications. This is the same as setting the layer to 0.
StaysOnTop | Keep application above all other applications. This is the same as setting the layer to 12.
Sticky | Show window on all workspaces
StartsOnDesk <n> | Starts application on specified desk
Title | Change the title of the application
WindowListSkip | Don't show application in window list
WindowListHit | Show application in window list

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