Add Dock Seperator
Posted on 21. Sep, 2009 by Kimberly in mac
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This works only in Leopard (OSX 10.5 or higher):
- Run the following commands from the Terminal (it is located in your appplications/utilities folder):
- Once the dock restarts, you should see a blank space after the last application that is permanently in the Dock — located after the last application icon and before the downloads or documents section on the far right of your dock.
- You can now just click, hold and drag the empty spaces to where you want them, or right-click on them and select
“Remove from Dock” if you no longer need them.
defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add '{ "tile-type" = "spacer-tile"; }'
killall Dock
Note: Run this tip command as many times as necessary until you have all the separators you want/need in your dock several times — to add multiple separators in one go and then just rearrange them as needed.
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