## This is the default dockbarx style

## Rows that begins with # are comments
## Change the name if you make a new style
name=Brit2

# To add a background picture to the style simply add a file
# named background.png to the arcive. The picture is automaticly
# tiled to fill the popup. If the picture has transparency it can
# be used together with gradients and the background color. 
# Keep the file as small as possible.

## Remove the # in front of a setting to start using it.
## All the commented options in this file has the default value.

## The background color for  the dock
## Alpha goes from 0 (completely transparent) to 100 (completely opaque)
## Remember that this alpha always is 100 if a non-composited window manager is used.
bg_color="#262729"
bg_alpha=100


## Thickness of the border (in pixels)
border_width=0.5

## The color for the border of the popup
border_color="#ffffff"

## The percentual size of the dock compared to the group button size.
## (The size given in the the dock preference is group button size.)
rel_size=110

## The radius of the corner roundness (in pixels).
roundness=0

## The amount of pixels on the sides of the group buttons
## This number includes the border.
#side_padding=6


## Slope tells how steep the corners of the dock will be.
## It's given in degrees. 90 gives a straigt corner,
## higher numbers will make an inwards slope and lower an outwards slope.
## Dont go too close to 0 or 180 otherwice you'll make an dock that takes up 
## way too much sceen real estate. It's pretty much trial and error to get
## something that looks right.
#slope=90

## Ben will bend the slope towards the screen edge. 0 means no bend and
## 100 means maximum bend. A big bend will make the slope look closer to
## 90 than it really is so you'll probably have to play with both numbers
## until you find what you are looking for.
#bend=0



## A second bar can be placed upon the first bar. 
##To use the second bar, use_bar2 needs to be set to 1.
use_bar2=0

## The second bar can either be overlayed over the first so that you can
## see the first bar underneath as long as the second bar isn't completely
## opacue. Alternatively the second bar can replace the first bar when they
## overlap. This is the default option. Change it by setting bar_type to "layer".
#bar2_type=replace

## Pretty much all commands commands mentioned above can be
## used for the second bar. Just add the prefix "bar2_" to them. 

#bar2_bg_color="#111111"
#bar2_bg_alpha=50
#bar2_border_width=0.8
#bar2_border_color="#000000"
#bar2_rel_size=100
#bar2_roundness=6
#bar2_side_padding=6
#bar2_slope=90
#bar2_bend=0

