Added setting to horizontally offset start button - #2524
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Windows 11 (at least on my PC) forces the start button to be locked to the left edge of the taskbar. These changes allow the horizontal offset to be adjusted, thus allowing it to correctly be placed overtop the start button.
before (offset 0):
after (offset 12):
Having a setting within the UI allows the user to have finer control where images/icons may not be perfectly aligned by default.