<commit_before># lxqt-panel

## Overview

`lxqt-panel` represents the taskbar of LXQt.

The elements available in lxqt-panel are called "plugin" technically. This applies e. g. to the source code where they reside in directories `./plugin-<plugin>` like `plugin-mainmenu`. In contrast to this they are called "widgets" by the configuration GUI so far. Also, a more descriptive term is used to refer to distinct plugins within the GUI. E. g. the aforementioned `plugin-mainmenu` is called "Application menu" that way.   
Configuration dialogue "Add Plugins", see [below](https://github.com/pmattern/lxqt-panel/tree/readme#customizing), is listing all available plugins plus a short description and hence provides an overview of the available ones.   
Notes on some of the plugins, sorted by terms used within the GUI in alphabetical order, technical term in parenthesis:

#### Date & time (plugin-clock) / World clock (plugin-worldclock)

Both provide clock and calendar functionality. plugin-worldclock can display various time zones in addition but lacks a tooltip displaying current date und time upon hovering.   
These plugins will probably be merged into one, see https://github.com/lxde/lxqt/issues/312.   

#### Quick launch (plugin-quicklaunch)

A plugin to launch applications from the panel. By default it is empty and displays a message "Drop application icons here". Applications need to be available in panel's main menu and can be included into plugin-quicklaunch by drag & drop.<commit_msg>Fix faulty link in README.md<commit_after># lxqt-panel

## Overview

`lxqt-panel` represents the taskbar of LXQt.

The elements available in lxqt-panel are called "plugin" technically. This applies e. g. to the source code where they reside in directories `./plugin-<plugin>` like `plugin-mainmenu`. In contrast to this they are called "widgets" by the configuration GUI so far. Also, a more descriptive term is used to refer to distinct plugins within the GUI. E. g. the aforementioned `plugin-mainmenu` is called "Application menu" that way.   
Configuration dialogue "Add Plugins", see [below](https://github.com/lxde/lxqt-panel#customizing), is listing all available plugins plus a short description and hence provides an overview of the available ones.   
Notes on some of the plugins, sorted by terms used within the GUI in alphabetical order, technical term in parenthesis:

#### Date & time (plugin-clock) / World clock (plugin-worldclock)

Both provide clock and calendar functionality. plugin-worldclock can display various time zones in addition but lacks a tooltip displaying current date und time upon hovering.   
These plugins will probably be merged into one, see https://github.com/lxde/lxqt/issues/312.   

#### Quick launch (plugin-quicklaunch)

A plugin to launch applications from the panel. By default it is empty and displays a message "Drop application icons here". Applications need to be available in panel's main menu and can be included into plugin-quicklaunch by drag & drop.
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