awesomeshot: update man (manual) page v.1.0.9

awesomeshot

@@ -138,19 +138,6 @@ first_border_color="${hex_color[0]}"
 # NOTE: make sure this value is small, otherwise it will look weird
 first_border_size=7
 
-# This variable serves to convert tiny first border (background image) when editing the image,
-# change this value to blank or whatever for disable convert and "yes" for enable function
-convert_first_border=""
-
-# This variable serves to set tiny first border color (background image), change this value
-# to "none" for transparent background, if you want to custom the color, you can
-# change this value with hex color or use the one in the array list.
-first_border_color="${hex_color[0]}"
-
-# This variable serves to set how many size of the first border
-# NOTE: make sure this value is small, otherwise it will look weird
-first_border_size=7
-
 # This variable serves to convert border (background image) when editing the image,
 # change this value to blank or whatever for disable convert and "yes" for enable function
 convert_second_border="yes"

awesomeshot.1

@@ -177,12 +177,14 @@ change this value with hex color or use the one in the array list.
 .TP
 
 \fB\/titlebar_text_background\fR
+.IP
 This variable serves to set titlebar text background color (background text), change this value
 to "none" for transparent background, if you want to custom the color, you can
 change this value with hex color or use the one in the array list.
 .TP
 
 \fB\/titlebar_text_font\fR
+.IP
 This variable serves to set the font used when converting, you can check the list font
 available to use for ImageMagick by command:
 .IP

awesomeshot.conf

@@ -114,19 +114,6 @@ first_border_color="${hex_color[0]}"
 # NOTE: make sure this value is small, otherwise it will look weird
 first_border_size=7
 
-# This variable serves to convert tiny first border (background image) when editing the image,
-# change this value to blank or whatever for disable convert and "yes" for enable function
-convert_first_border=""
-
-# This variable serves to set tiny first border color (background image), change this value
-# to "none" for transparent background, if you want to custom the color, you can
-# change this value with hex color or use the one in the array list.
-first_border_color="${hex_color[0]}"
-
-# This variable serves to set how many size of the first border
-# NOTE: make sure this value is small, otherwise it will look weird
-first_border_size=7
-
 # This variable serves to convert border (background image) when editing the image,
 # change this value to blank or whatever for disable convert and "yes" for enable function
 convert_second_border="yes"