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[Taskbar Labels for Windows 11] taskbar icon badges missaligned with custom icon padding #610

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chrisf-pilot opened this issue Apr 22, 2024 · 2 comments
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My current settings are {"taskbarItemWidth":0,"minimumTaskbarItemWidth":50,"maximumTaskbarItemWidth":176,"runningIndicatorStyle":"centerDynamic","progressIndicatorStyle":"sameAsRunningIndicatorStyle","fontSize":12,"leftAndRightPaddingSize":4,"spaceBetweenIconAndLabel":2,"labelForSingleItem":"%name%","labelForMultipleItems":"[%amount%] %name%"}

I like shrinking the padding to fit more on my limited screenspace, but the badges aren't taking into account the new padding.

Also, how hard is it to alter the start button size as now the icon is smaller, it's button looks too big...?

@chrisf-pilot chrisf-pilot added the mod-bug Something isn't working with a mod label Apr 22, 2024
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m417z commented Apr 22, 2024

I'll look into adjusting the badge. Meanwhile, you might want to try looking into the Windows 11 Taskbar Styler mod, which can help adjust both the badge placement and the start button padding.

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Just to help in the mean time ...
I ran into the same issue and solved it with Taskbar Styler. For me, the settings were:

Target:
Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.Image#OverlayIcon
Style:
Margin=-16,0,0,0

You may need a different negative margin depending on what you set your icon sizes to.

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