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despite the fact that the eww widwets are not "nodes" (windows) managed by bspwm, they still have a "class" for example the calendar is "Eww - Calendar" when you define it in the file external rules Eww) ... Everything you open with eww will have the position and size you specified.

Delete that line from the external rules file, and restart bspwm with the keys "super + alt + r" then just edit the size and position in the eww.yuck file mentioned above. Remember that I did the configuration in a resolution of 1600x900, in lower or higher resolutions the way it looks will vary. You always have to get your hands on whoever's dotfiles, given that problem that not all of us have the same resolution,

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In what theme is ? is in pamela?

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Yes, sorry, it is in pamela,

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Holly.. thats a weird question.. mmm Eww widgets are not managed by bspwm, widgets are not nodes "windows" like open a terminal or browser or any other app.

well.. first open a terminal and write "eww -V" must be eww 0.4.0
then if u can take a screenshot with for example, calendar open, to see how is open. just pulse the Impr key in your keyboard.
finally u can edit the size and place of the widget, in file ~/.config/bspwm/rices/pamela/widgets/eww.yuck file.

for example, to change the size and position of calendar widget you must go to line 165 to 170 and edit values x and y are position and width and height are the size.

Whats your screen resolution?

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And remove the eww entry in external rules.

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Here is how they are opening

All widgets windows opens in same place with same size (except for the calendar size, but also same postion as I chose in external rules). I already tried to change commands in ~/.config/bspwm/rices/pamela/widgets/eww.yuck but weirdly changing x and y parameters doesn't take any effects, changing the size of the windows works btw.
My screen resolution is 1920x1080. Ah, "eww -V" is eww 0.4.0. Thanks for your time!

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