Lister with its own toolbar

I am trying to create a lister that loads with dual vertical displays with a horizontal Image display attached to the bottom. I want a really clean toobar set on the bottom image display and if possible stick the bottom display to the two vertical displays. It would be great if I could make this scalable for different monitors, but if not I will just use it as a fixed size on my 30 inch monitor. So...

-how do create a image lister with very little in the toobar, and with no effect on the default or any other listers?

-how do I make my horizontal image lister stick to the bottom of dual vertical listers?

  • is it possible to make the listers scalable for different size monitors?

Thanks for the help!

Create a new toolbar for the lister (don't edit existing toolbars, unless you want to change them when used everywhere).

Set up the lister and toolbar as you want it, then use Settings > Lister Layouts > Save, and make sure the option is on to include toolbars as part of the layout.

You can then load the layout whenever you want to recreate that window. (Note that the layout stores which toolbars to load. It does not store the toolbars themselves; they are always separate, so you can re-use them in more than one layout. The option I mentioned just makes the layout store its own list of toolbars instead of using the default set.)

Could you rephrase that?

In what sense? They can always be resized (or maximized) to any screen size.

In Opus 12, window sizes are also scaled to the current system DPI (although that is not the same as monitor size, only related).

Could you rephrase that?

I am trying to have a three lister view that is connected the way the dual lister view is connected.A vertical dual lister view with a Image lister view attached to the bottom of it. I can create it and then saving the multiple lister view, and loading it when I want it... I do that now... but it would be better if it was all connected in one lister.... like dual lister. Thank you for your help.

You could have a script which places one window below the other. There isn't a way (short of using third party tools) to make it move both windows at once, but you could have a button or hotkey which snaps one window to the other, or you could have the script triggered by events like changing folder or opening new windows/tabs (just not dragging the windows around).