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layout_center
Implements a workspace layout where one window is bigger and centered, other windows are tiled as usual in the background.
On toggle
, the active window is made floating and centered if the layout wasn't enabled, else reverts the floating status.
With next
and prev
you can cycle the active window, keeping the same layout type.
If the layout_center isn't active and next
or prev
is used, it will call the "next" and "prev" configuration options.
To allow full override of the focus keys, next2
and prev2
are provided, they do the same actions as "next" and "prev" but allow different fallback commands.
Configuration sample:
[layout_center]
margin = 60
offset = [0, 30]
next = "movefocus r"
prev = "movefocus l"
next2 = "movefocus d"
prev2 = "movefocus u"
using the following in hyprland.conf
:
bind = $mainMod, M, exec, pypr layout_center toggle # toggle the layout
# focus change keys
bind = $mainMod, left, exec, pypr layout_center prev
bind = $mainMod, right, exec, pypr layout_center next
bind = $mainMod, up, exec, pypr layout_center prev2
bind = $mainMod, down, exec, pypr layout_center next2
You can completely ignore next2
and prev2
if you are allowing focus change (when the layout is enabled) in a single direction, eg:
bind = $mainMod, up, movefocus, u
bind = $mainMod, down, movefocus, d
Added in version 1.8.0
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layout_center [command]
where [command] can be:- toggle
- next
- prev
- next2
- prev2
default value is 60
margin (in pixels) used when placing the center window, calculated from the border of the screen.
Example to make the main window be 100px far from the monitor's limits:
margin = 100
default value is [0, 0]
offset in pixels applied to the main window position
Example shift the main window 20px down:
offset = [0, 20]
not set by default
When the layout_center isn't active and the next command is triggered, defines the hyprland dispatcher command to run.
next2
is a similar option, used by the next2
command, allowing to map "next" to both vertical and horizontal focus change.
Eg:
next = "movefocus r"
Same as next
but for the prev
and prev2
commands.
default value is false
captive_focus = true
Sets the focus on the main window when the focus changes. You may love it or hate it...