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how do i set the size of a flexable space

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im trying to set my toolbars up in the way that i want and when customizing them there is a toolbar object called a flexable space wen i add this item to my toolbar it only adds a thin line and i cant seem to find any way to change its width leavig me having to use standard space objects. this means that while my toolbars look like i want them when firefox is maximised this is not the case when it is not

== customizing toolbars

im trying to set my toolbars up in the way that i want and when customizing them there is a toolbar object called a flexable space wen i add this item to my toolbar it only adds a thin line and i cant seem to find any way to change its width leavig me having to use standard space objects. this means that while my toolbars look like i want them when firefox is maximised this is not the case when it is not == customizing toolbars

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Chris Ilias
Chris Ilias
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I don't think it's possible to set the size, but you can use multiple spaces, if that helps.

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yeah thats what i have done ... but honestly i would think that if you have an object called a flexable space and all the online help files for it state that you can "You can define flexible space of a predefined width. " i would expect you to be able to do that or at least remove the object

oh well heres hoping

the multipul spaces works as long as firefox is maximized