Fix documentation for includes

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elkowar 2020-12-13 01:01:33 +01:00
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Your config structure should look like this: Your config structure should look like this:
```xml ```xml
<eww> <eww>
<definitions> <includes>
<!-- Put your <file>'s in here --> <!-- Put your <file>'s in here -->
</definitions> </includes>
<definitions> <definitions>
<!-- Put your <def>'s in here --> <!-- Put your <def>'s in here -->
</definitions> </definitions>
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</windows> </windows>
</eww> </eww>
``` ```
See See
[The `<includes>` block](#the-includes-block), [The `<includes>` block](#the-includes-block),
[The `<definitons>` block](#the-definitions-block), [The `<definitons>` block](#the-definitions-block),
[Variables](#variables) and the [Variables](#variables) and the
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There are a couple things you can optionally configure on the window itself: There are a couple things you can optionally configure on the window itself:
- `stacking`: stacking describes if the window will be shown in the foreground (in front of other windows) - `stacking`: stacking describes if the window will be shown in the foreground (in front of other windows)
or in the background (behind other windows). or in the background (behind other windows).
Possible values: `"fg"`, `"bg"`. Default: `"fg"` Possible values: `"fg"`, `"bg"`. Default: `"fg"`
- `focusable`: whether the window should be focusable by the windowmanager. - `focusable`: whether the window should be focusable by the windowmanager.
This is necessary for things like text-input-fields to work properly. This is necessary for things like text-input-fields to work properly.
Possible values: `"true"`, `"false"`. Default: `"false"` Possible values: `"true"`, `"false"`. Default: `"false"`
- `screen`: Specifies on which display to show the window in a multi-monitor setup. - `screen`: Specifies on which display to show the window in a multi-monitor setup.
This can be any number, representing the index of your monitor. This can be any number, representing the index of your monitor.