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⚠️ v4.0 UI Transition Notice - In Process: The release of Total Launcher v4.0 has introduced significant user interface changes. Please note that this page does not yet reflect these updates. The new layout paths, folds, and visual maps are currently being compiled and will be deployed shortly.


Object Margins

Dialog selections are discussed below the image. For navigation to an item make a selection in the Object Margins image.

Object Margins

OK - Normally clicking will return the user to the previous dialog. In this demo, the user must swipe right-to-left or use the browser's back arrow Suggest will input the Launcher's recommendation ... then select OK to proceed

Object Margins dialog. Make selection above.

For simple, non-container objects, the margin defines the empty space outside the object's boundary. For objects that act as containers for other items, the Margin setting functions exactly like a Page Margin. It defines the usable space inside the container's own borders.

A broader review of margins can be found at Understanding Margins.

The clickable items in the above dialog are:

  • None

Other items in the above dialog are:

  • Suggest - The Launcher pre-calculated and 'suggests' the four margins for the object. This is a good starting point which can be modified by direct input. If selected, the 'suggestions' are placed in the 4 margin input lines. The user must select OK to accept them.
  • OK - The data entry is accepted and the user is returned to the previous dialog.

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