More manual tweaks

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`Super + Ctrl + 1-9` counts panels left to right in the right section, skipping the tray since it has no panel of its own. So the number matches the icon you'd point at.
### Panels without a bar icon
A few panels live in the shell but never take up bar space. They're summoned from the [menu](04-navigation.md) instead:
- **Trigger → Speed Test → Network Speed Test** runs an internet speed test with download and upload dials.
- **Trigger → Speed Test → Disk Speed Test** does the same for disk read and write.
- **Setup → Network → QR Code** turns your current Wi-Fi network into a QR code someone can scan to join. Lovely for guests.
### Tailscale and Dropbox
Two more widgets appear on the bar only once you install the matching service from **Install → Service**, and both are worth knowing about because they do more than report status.
@@ -90,6 +82,8 @@ The bar configures itself. You don't have to open a config file to move things.
Grab an empty patch of the bar around the center and drag it toward another screen edge, and the bar moves there — left, right, top, or bottom all work, and every widget adapts (vertical bars fall back to compact icon-only forms). A click-and-hold starts the same drag. Double-left-click that same empty space to toggle transparency. And drag any widget to reorder it or throw it into another section.
If you'd rather pick from a menu, **Style → Menu Bar** has both position and transparency.
The same things have commands, which is what you want for a [dotfiles](31-dotfiles.md) setup:
```bash
@@ -107,8 +101,6 @@ omarchy plugin enable omarchy.media --section center
omarchy plugin disable omarchy.weather
```
There's also a menu route for the common bits: **Style → Menu Bar** has position and transparency.
## Hiding the bar
`Super + Shift + Space` toggles the bar off and back on without killing the shell — panels and hotkeys keep working, you just get the pixels back. It's also in the menu under **Trigger → Toggle → Menu Bar**.