These settings should exist in the `settings' section within the configuration file.
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\fBthrottle_limit\fR and \fBthrottle_ms\fR
Limit the amount of events sent to \fBlemonbar\fR(1) within a set timeframe. Allow at most \fIthrottle_limit\fR updates within \fIthrottle_ms\fR milliseconds.
Which display to have \fBlemonbar\fR(1) exist on. You can get a list of available outputs by using the command `xrandr -q | grep " connected" | cut -d ' ' -f1'.
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\fBwidth\fR, \fBheight\fR
How large the bar should be. You can specify the values as a percentage of the screen, for example `85%', or omit the `%' and give the dimension(s) in pixels.
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\fBoffset_x\fR, \fBoffset_y\fR
The window offset value in pixels.
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.BRbottom
If this boolean is set to `true', then \fBlemonbar\fR(1) will be instructed to render itself on the bottom of the screen.
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.BRdock
If this boolean is set to `true', then require \fBlemonbar\fR(1) to dock itself.
Specify the number of spaces to add before or after each module.
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.BRfont\-\fIid\fR
Here you can specify which fonts you wish to use. You need to set \fIid\fR to be a positive integer. The font should be specified in the following format: `\fIFONT\-NAME\fR:size=\fIFONT\-SIZE\fR;\fIOFFSET\fR'. For example, you could set `font\-0' to be `NotoSans-Regular:size=8;0'.
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.BRclickareas
This value is used by \fBlemonbar\fR(1) to specify the number of clickable areas available.