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Expand Up @@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ To organize our code, we will create a `StatusBar` class that inherits from the
<h4>Understanding the Arguments</h4>

Let's take a closer look at the arguments used in the `StatusBar` class:
- `layer`: Ensures that your bar stays visible above any regular applications (except when they are in fullscreen mode. use the `overlay` layer type place it on top of everything). for Hyprland users, to see a list of open layers, use the `hyprctl layers` command.
- `layer`: Ensures that your bar stays visible above any regular applications (except when they are in fullscreen mode. use the `overlay` layer type to place it on top of everything). For Hyprland users, to see a list of open layers, use the `hyprctl layers` command.
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Could you fix this too?

[...] in fullscreen mode. use the [...]

Make it use a comma instead of a full stop. Capitalization would work too but not too sure about if current form is right or not.

- `anchor` (Wayland only): Determines the bar's position. For this guide, we want our bar to be at the top, extending from left to right, so we use `left top right`.
- `exclusivity` (Wayland only): Ensures that the bar has its own dedicated space and is not overlapped by other windows or widgets.
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