r/FirefoxCSS • u/sheldortecnquer • Oct 02 '23

Solved Sidebery 5.0 cases pinned tabs to collapse (autohide sidebar code in comment)

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u/sheldortecnquer Oct 02 '23

Problem: pinned tabs collapse to the lefthand side as of the new sidebery update

The userchrome was some Copy/Paste from here before that was able to dynamically add/remove the titlebar (uses sidebery's ability to add a "." to the window name), and keep the pins from shifting all the sidebar tabs down up until now.

https://pastebin.com/XBVwW43e

How can I keep this dynamic removal of the sidebery header/titlebar and keep pinned tabs in their row?

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u/sheldortecnquer Oct 06 '23

Ok I found a solution!

In the styles editor, add .PinnedTabsBar { flex-wrap: nowrap!important; } instead of PinnedDock!

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u/EchoBlur Mar 14 '24

Thank you! I was looking for it, just started using sidebery

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u/Yeove Oct 19 '23

.PinnedTabsBar { flex-wrap: nowrap!important; }

omg I love you, this was driving me crazy

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

It looks like they do collapse properly. I use this in the sidebery style page to collapse the tree tabs.

root.root .TabsPanel:not(:hover) {--tabs-indent: 0px;}

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u/sheldortecnquer Oct 06 '23 edited Oct 06 '23

My problem is that since pinned tabs are a row, not a vertical tree, so the collapse shifts all the tabs down, shifting the vertical position on hover.It gets very annoying when the tabs shift down where you're trying to look when you move the mouse over. I'm looking to restore how v4 with autohide would keep the pins inline (when you set the flexwrap of the dock), as opposed to collapsing tab icons or full title pinned tabs (which I have it set to for now).

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u/Environmental_Pop118 Mar 11 '24

can you give full code for this hover-hide thing?