in the digital clock settings you can turn off timezone displays in the pop out by only having the one timezone in the list.
but if you then turn on the PIM addon then instead of timezones in that space you will see your appointment schedule
as for the overall size, they look the same as on my 1080p monitor⌠there may be display scaling tricks you can do, iâve not played around with it.
Thanks for responding.
I prefer the time zones display when scrolling over the clock applet and rather leave the digital clock as is. As for scaling, my system is cannot be scaled down only up.
Sorry, I thought you were talking about the Plasma panel. Youâre talking about headers in applications. That would require editing the actual source code as the heights are defined in there and re-compiling.
Many, many moons ago when netbooks where fashionable I recall that there used to be a keyboard short-cut for reducing the size of a panel; It was essential in some instances as the minimized panels were still too large for the relative small netbook screens.
I just about tried every possible combination - maybe this particular keyboard short-cut has been rendered as obsolete.
There was a time when configuring the height of System Tray proportionally to the icons was a pain in the neck. One had to access and configure the main.xml file which was a nerve wrecking exercise. Nowadays you activate the radio button âScale with Panel heightâ thatâs it - as easy as pie.
Anyway, the KDE desktop environment is constantly evolving and the developers may one day consider for introducing a user-friendly way for decreasing the size of System Settings panel and other.
Sorry, it wasnât my intention to make anyone confused. In truth and based on the earlier answers received, I thought my original post lacked clarity and was directed to the wrong Category.
Thank you for the information provided in regards to my questions.
