Configure Ubuntu Enlightenment Desktop Environment III: Bookshelf

Find a blank space on the bookshelf (not on those components), click the right mouse button, select "Shelf"---> "Bookshelf Settings", and you will see the window to the left of the following figure. Yes, at a glance, right? Choose what you want it to be.

What, you don't see? Well, I'll tell you what.
The entire panel is divided into 6 ranges, and the upper-left corner "stacks" controls the level display behavior of the bookshelf, the default "above all" equivalent to the Windows taskbar is "Always On top", which means that no other window can run to "front" to block the bookshelf, he completely "occupied" a certain range of the desktop.
So what's the scope? Looking at the "size" option on the right, the default is 40 pixel height (you can drag the scroll bar or directly enter the number to change it)
What about the width? Look at the "layout" option below, the default "indent to content size" is the hook, at which point the bookshelf will be based on the number of components you place and open the number of Windows automatically adjust the width, if you cancel this check box, it looks exactly the same as the Windows "taskbar" (to fill the left and right edges) ; You can also make it appear above as gnome; or simply who are not like, shown in the left (right) side, or left, right, click on a few of the radio button on the line (others but even the icon has, don't say you do not understand the HA, the whole so intimate interface easy?) ）。
The middle bottom is the default provided three kinds of topics, I don't wordy
The "Automatic Hidden bookshelf" on the right, if selected, you can automatically hide the bookshelf to get a larger desktop space, the first "mouse move in" will display the bookshelf when your mouse touches the edge, and the second "mouse click is displayed" will be displayed when the mouse is moved to the edge and clicked.
The "desktop" option at the bottom right controls whether this bookshelf appears on all http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13887.html "> virtual desktops (pager) or only on one desktop and not others.

Find a blank space on the bookshelf, click the right mouse button, select "Shelf"---> "Set bookshelf Content", and you will see the window to the right of the following figure. It controls some of the components that are placed on the bookshelf (gadgets), first looking at the "Selected components" on the right, which is now all the enabled components on your bookshelf.
Look at the bookshelf, from left to right is "start" (equivalent to the Windows Start menu button, or use the Linux custom called root menu), "paging" (pager, that is, virtual desktop, I am currently on the leftmost desktop 0,0), Ibox (similar to the taskbar, icon to display the minimized window), IBar (you can place some of the common program's link icon, or according to Windows custom called "shortcuts"), temperature (seemingly monitoring CPU), CPU frequency, battery (on the computer only), clock, Screenshot (E17 's own screenshot tool requires manual loading of modules, as mentioned later).
The "Available components" on the left show the components (if any) that are currently available, and choose which to select it---> click "Add Component" (not similar, selected on the right, click "Remove Component").

PS: Shelves can use multiple, as long as you do not wearies.